Sentence examples for progresses due to from inspiring English sources

Patients with MBC who develop tumor progression with new metastases have a worse prognosis than patients whose disease progresses due to growth of pre-existing lesions and compared with patients with no reported disease progression.

Patients with MBC progressing with new metastases have a worse prognosis than those whose disease progresses due to growth of existing lesions or patients with no reported disease progression.

Right: Tissue strand diameter decreases as aggregation progresses due to radial contraction and stabilizes after Day 10 (n = 6).

Cyclic voltammetry reveals that the electrochemical performance is enhanced greatly as etching progresses due to exposure of edge sites.

"The bad news is that there is a real risk a significant proportion of UK workers will see a fall in their living standards as the year progresses, due to a slowdown in basic pay and expectations of inflation increases over the next few months.

This data may be used to design therapies for enhancing the SGN physiological status in all GJB2 patients and especially in a sub-group of GJB2 patients where the hearing loss progresses due to ongoing degeneration of the auditory nerve, thereby improving the outcome of cochlear implant therapy in these ears.

These data underline that in progressive multiple sclerosis patients, neurodegeneration may progress due to age-related concurrent diseases, even when multiple sclerosis related inflammation and axonal injury have ceased.

In the encyclical, he says: "International [climate] negotiations cannot make significant progress due to positions taken by countries which place their national interests above the global common good".

Talks on launching trade on Sundays and Monday and Wednesday afternoons, when many Greek businesses traditionally close, failed to progress due to opposition by employers' unions.

Therefore, there is obviously a need to critically evaluate recent progress due to using metallomic strategies and techniques to advance the preclinical development of anticancer ruthenium agents.

The recent discovery of molecular components to preservation failure has served to complicate our understanding and slow technological progress due to the complex nature of the responses involved.