Sentence examples for progressed in time from inspiring English sources

Against a series of control conditions, their results showed that α-frequency trains of TMS started off with broadband, and topographically broad, increases in oscillatory power that narrowed to the α range as the TMS train progressed in time.

An interesting result was that EPC counts decreased as migraine progressed in time [20].

Playback allowed users to jump around and see all the edits sequentially as they progressed in time to take some of the confusion out of the feature-brimming communication platform.

Initial loss of sensitivity to the high frequencies always progressed in time to impairment at the low frequencies, and these changes in hearing were correlated with a loss of receptor cells in the inner ear which started in the basal region of the cochlea and advanced toward the apex.

One might use the backward pull of memory through a sensory image (Proust) or the endless niggling details of a police report (Danilo Kis, "Hourglass"); narrate backward (Charles Baxter, "First Light") or refuse to allow the story to progress in time at all (Alain Robbe-Grillet, "Jealousy").

Flattening of the eminence may progress in time, leading to the onset of disk displacement without reduction.

Mogi (1973) found that the seismic activity trends to progress in time from a shallow to a deep region within a descending lithosphere in the Mariana and Tonga arcs and the rate of migration is estimated at about 50 km per year.

MDS analysis using sample profiles from both time courses revealed the cyclical nature of the P. falciparum blood stage, with samples progressing in time around an approximately 48-hour clock [Fig. 2].

While imaging hardware and software have significantly progressed in recent times, the molecular fluorescent agents remain a limiting factor.

Our study revealed that the acetylation of IRF-1 progressed in a time-dependent manner in the GMCs upon sublytic C5b-9 attack.

After prolonged hypoperfusion, white matter damage progressed in a time-dependent manner in AM+/− group compared with the wild-type group.