Sentence examples for progresses relatively from inspiring English sources
Moreover, because recurrent SCLC usually progresses relatively quickly, recurrence suspected on imaging is typically followed by immediate second-line treatment without biopsy.
But the human ailment linked to infected beef, now called "new variant" or "sporadic" Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, is different in that it can affect young people and usually progresses relatively slowly.
CLL is ideally suited to this type of study because it progresses relatively slowly and blood samples containing leukemic cells can be collected regularly without causing patients any major discomfort.
In STR/ort mice, OA progresses relatively slowly.
The hearing loss affects the high frequencies first and progresses relatively slowly [ 3, 4, 22].
Glaucoma progresses relatively slowly, thus changes in disease state can be estimated well by a linear model.
Evidence suggests that internationally educated nurses (IENs) progress relatively slowly through the career ladder and participate less in professional development compared with nurses educated in the United States (UENs).
Although the concept has progressed relatively smoothly through the international negotiating process over the past decade, it has had a more turbulent history in its home country, which contains the world's third-largest rain forest.
However, thanks to an unexpected phenomenon arising from its erection, certain Jewish parts of Jerusalem are experiencing an influx of Arabs into their areas - and the early indications are that their assimilation is progressing relatively smoothly.
Yet his work testifies to his having gone through a religious crisis, and he progressed relatively slowly from Roman Catholicism to deism and then to atheism and philosophical materialism.
"If we make exciting progress relatively quickly, with relatively modest funding then we'll get to a Wright brothers' moment in fusion and suddenly people will realise it is going to be possible," said Kingham, whose company is a spin off from the UK's national fusion lab at Culham near Oxford.
