Sentence examples for progresses in time from inspiring English sources

Migraine is associated with reduction in the number and function of endothelial progenitor cells, serving as a marker for dysfunction of the endothelium [12] and its counts decrease as migraine progresses in time [13].

The equations of motion are transformed from the physical domain into a well-defined computational domain by means of a change of variable such that there is no need to remap the computational domain at each time step as the computation of the response progresses in time.

Rather than having a perfect synchronism, there was a general rostro-caudal shift in the reversal point as the activation progresses in time (Fig 2B, 3B and 4B).

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.

The rollers spin with the bike wheels, keeping the riders in place and driving the arrows that track their progress in time with their pedaling.

But he and Congress are both stuck in the mire of health-care reform, so the chances of progress in time for Copenhagen grow slighter by the day.

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").

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

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

With the progress in time and mobility, the node B may re-join the home cluster of node A during which eventually decays the trust value TA, B t).

When the FIC holds, it is called flux preserving and any magnetic flux tube moving with the plasma fluid velocity will enclose the same amount of magnetic flux with progress in time.