Sentence examples for progressing through stages from inspiring English sources
Hair follicles (HFs) undergo lifelong cyclical transformations, progressing through stages of rapid growth (anagen), regression (catagen), and relative "quiescence" (telogen).
These eyes are characterized by rapid, progressive vascular changes, flat neovascularization, intraretinal shunting, hemorrhages, and ultimately retinal detachment, despite not progressing through stages 1 3 [ 1– 4].
De Vries Robbé et al. found that the use of the SAPROF can be helpful in formulating treatment goals, progressing through stages of treatment, planning the phasing of treatment and facilitating risk communication [ 46, 47].
(It holds that all people progress through stages of increasingly sophisticated consciousness; Bell believes that people at different stages might need different kinds of churches).
The Fitts and Posner model of motor learning hypothesized that with deliberate practice, learners progress through stages to an autonomous phase of motor ability.
(The Americans looked a bit blank at that metaphor). Part of my job during this period was to act as bereavement counsellor to the songwriters; I nodded sympathetically as they progressed through stages of anger, denial and finally acceptance.
Ideas should progress through stages of a lab (develop and test in a simulated environment), to pilot (a small test in the real world to prove and evolve the concept), to rollout ("global" implementation).
The development of crystallinity during thermal imidization was shown to progress through stages that depended upon the time and temperature of the process, wherein the final crystalline index was approximately 46%.
The results suggest the potential of a stage-matched intervention program for increasing commitment to physical activity and for promoting progress through stages of exercise among patients with chronic diseases in a physician-based Korean clinic.
All relationships progress through stages.
The series follows two years of trials in the breeding program, where genotypes progress through stages of selection.
