Sentence examples for progressed to the degree from inspiring English sources

On day 34, proximal lower limb weakness progressed to the degree that he was bed-bound, despite remarkable control of CS manifestations (Fig.  2c- e), and was associated with loss of deep tendon reflexes.

Our patient presented with normal power despite having profound hypokalemia and hypercortisolemia, started to have mild weakness 20 days later when hypokalemia was corrected, and his weakness rapidly progressed to the degree that he became bed-bound despite mifepristone treatment.

"If they work hard they'll be able to progress to the honours degree".

They may be considered as a stand-alone qualification or be used to progress to the final year of an honours degree.

Of course the racial views of the nation as a whole have progressed to a degree that would have been unimaginable in Woodrow Wilson's day.

It is also notable that preorbital size evolution is the only type of craniofacial divergence that has progressed to any appreciable degree among the LV cichlids (>60% of the total skull shape variation).

And it's working: one in nine students who start a study skills course or take a mentoring course have progressed to degree level studies.

Typically, patients with a low LVEF also have underlying cardiac disease that has progressed to an advanced degree.

However, it is only with the advent of NGS technologies that high throughput development and genotyping of SNP markers progressed to a significant degree in wheat and barley.

Holdovers D'Angelo Russell, Julius Randle, Jordan Clarkson, and Larry Nance Jr. have all progressed to varying degrees, while rookies Brandon Ingram and Ivica Zubac have both shown flashes of the talent that led the Lakers to draft them in the first place.

Generally, vertebral fractures were treated surgically if the angle of kyphosis progressed to exceed 30 degrees, or if the fracture was defined as unstable.