Sentence examples for progressed normal from inspiring English sources

But as the game progressed, normal service was restored.

To define the atherosclerotic plaque progression, we divided the following patients into the progression group: (1) patients who progressed from normal or insignificant angiogram to CAD; (2) Patients whose documented baseline lesions exacerbated in the same vessel; (3) Patients who progressed from their baseline CAD to new lesion(s) in a different vessel in one-year period.

Eventually, only 2 patients showed normal activity levels at the final bone scintigraphy and 9 patients appeared to have progressed from normal preoperatively to slightly elevated levels at the latest follow-up.

In fact, a progressive reduction in the expression of DUSP1 was observed as the disease progressed from normal through FIGO stages I III.

This is consistent with our results since tooth development progressed with normal tissue differentiation up until the secretory stage of enamel development and supportive intercellular interactions are required for this to occur [41].

Mexican Americans were more prevalent among the group of participants who progressed from normal glucose tolerance to diabetes.

Baseline insulin secretion and insulin sensitivity were significantly reduced in individuals who progressed from normal glucose tolerance to diabetes.

The BCL and DI at which the recording progressed from normal APs, through concordant and discordant alternans, to VT, were noted.

Longitudinal mixed models further demonstrate that eGFR levels declined at an accelerating rate as the AER levels progressed from normal, to microalbuminuria and to macroalbuminuria.

In the combined low- and high-risk group, 2.1 individuals per 100 person-years progressed from normal glucose tolerance (NGT) to impaired glucose regulation or diabetes.

During the follow-up period, 112 patients with type 1 diabetes progressed from normal AER to microalbuminuria, 46 progressed from microalbuminuria to macroalbuminuria, and 78 progressed from macroalbuminuria to ESRD.