Sentence examples for progressed in the first from inspiring English sources

As it progressed in the first season, we learned that his boss, Brent (Will Arnett) is as hapless and overwhelmed and idiotic as he is.

Pancreas pathology that was associated with inflammation and fibrosis progressed in the first month of life, with an age-dependent rise in blood glucose.

Patients were excluded if their disease was suitable for complete surgical resection, had progressed in the first 6 months after diagnosis, or if they had bowel obstruction due to a carcinoid tumour.

It is remarkable that the perception of the deltoid administration seemed to improve as the survey progressed: in the first conjoint analysis it was considered as possessing a negative utility, while in the reactions to the statements distilled from the literature it was received quite positively.

The one was a tumor on the anterior rib, which showed a PR the day after the RT (20.4 Gy in 12 fracions), but progressed in the second evaluation which was done 18.9 weeks after the RT.

He told BBC Radio Kent: "It's enabled me to progress in the first class game and start putting performances in".

Aortic arterial stiffness does not progress in the first year post kidney transplant.

Transfers took place for a range of reasons including emergencies (intrapartum haemorrhage, hypertension, a concealed placental abruption and postpartum haemorrhage) and less urgent situations (failure to progress in the first or second stage of labour, meconium staining and fetal distress).

We did not observe significant differences in the risk of transfer for failure to progress in the first stage between women who had and had not used immersion in water in any of the settings (Table  3).

We aimed to investigate the relationship between maternal characteristics, including serum cholesterol, and the risk of caesarean for failure to progress in the first stage of labour among overweight and obese women.

There were no differences in maternal thyroid function between women who had a spontaneous delivery compared to women who underwent an OVD or CS for fetal distress or failure to progress in the first stage of labour (delayed dilatation).