Sentence examples for progression activities from inspiring English sources
According to the previous zebrafish results, GLPG0187 shows potent anti-tumor progression activities.
The present study evaluated cytotoxic, antitumor, and tumor progression activities of a gallotannin-rich fraction derived from Caesalpinia spinosa (P2Et).
Pro-survival and cell cycle progression activities of Bcl-2 are regulated by its post-translational modifications and signal transduction by protein kinases, also called Bcl-2 kinases.
The macrophages in the core biopsies are probably both M1 and M2 subtypes, and our data do not allow any conclusion about the net effect of the anti-tumour and tumour progression activities following ILT [ 33].
Moderate levels of physical activity are not associated with radiographic progression, but activities involving a risk of severe knee injury are closely related to increased risk of developing radiographic knee osteoarthritis [ 8- 12].
Workers showed an age-dependent progression of activity, progressing from tasks such as nursing and grooming in the nest to outside tasks such as walking and foraging.
Figure 1 Schematic representation of the learning progression between activities.
Crutch weaning commences 1 month (sooner with the newer locking bolt) following osteotomy and, if radiographs confirm callus formation, permission for progression of activities given.
Our research team provided the scaffolds to handle these difficulties, and our analyses show that the number of challenges students face generally decreased as they worked through a progression of activities in one domain, though some challenges resurfaced after initial scaffolding.
A workflow can be a sequential progression of activities,or a complex set of processes occurring concurrently and eventually impacting in others, according to a set of rules [ 13].
In cancer progression, the activities of these enzymes are important not only in the release of signaling molecules from the ECM, but also in promoting migration, invasion, and angiogenesis [ 54].
