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For example, a recent study in a squamous cell carcinoma model showed that epidermis-specific deletion of α3β1 (i.e., using a conditional α3-knockout model) led to reduced skin tumorigenesis, whereas tumors that did form in these mice progressed more readily to invasive carcinoma, indicating opposing roles for α3β1 in early and late stages of skin carcinogenesis [ 54].

Our patient illustrates two current concepts about Lynch syndrome: 1) adenomas are the cancer precursor and 2) such adenomas may be "aggressive," in the sense that the adenoma progresses more readily and more rapidly to carcinoma in this setting compared to usual colorectal adenomas.

Georgi progressed more rapidly.

Finally, they progressed more slowly towards ESRD.

Some will progress more rapidly.

These results suggest that SIC seropositive CKD patients may progress to ESRD more readily than the SIC seronegative CKD patients.

The reasons for this are unclear, but as only ~50% of patients with Candida esophagitis have concurrent OPC, it is possible (and supported by our data; Figure  3) that RA patients may have elevated rates of subclinical C. albicans colonization, and hence are poised to more readily progress to clinical OPC under certain circumstances; for example, targeted anti-IL-17A therapies.

In the group with mild memory deficits, both male and female APOE4 carriers progressed to Alzheimer's disease more readily than those without the risk gene.

The grappling styles of Judo, Aikido, or Jiu-Jutsu, while being close-combat styled martial arts, emphasize technique and leverage and therefore become more readily useful as you progress.

As it progresses east it will fall into colder air and will more readily snow.

As work with this compound and its derivatives progresses, it is anticipated that violacein will become more readily available for the scientific community and clinical studies.