Sentence examples for progression along a from inspiring English sources

Everyone re-entered for the chorus, but the message was plain: this is music under strict control, and the point was reconfirmed by the song's slow progression along a slow upward grade of intensity until the last note.

This plan is based on the teachers' progression along a self-designed career development plan, professional service activities agreed upon with school administrators, and receipt of a positive evaluation (includes professional growth goals and "check-out" professional learning tasks previously agreed upon) written by an administrator.

2 Normal ageing can be considered as the progression along a temporal trajectory, where individuals gradually accumulate pathologies associated with physical decline, cognitive impairment, and brain volume loss.

Based on the training set data, LASSO was used to fit linear models in a stepwise progression along a sequence of values that penalize model complexity (magnitude of the coefficient vector).

Thus we hypothesized that further insult or stress (e.g., chronic mycoplasmal exposure) in these benign prostate cells may render the benign cells susceptible to further genetic damage and to progression along a pathway to malignancy.

Mammary epithelial cell-targeted overexpression of genetically engineered STAT5 variants is sufficient for initiation, promotion, and progression along a cancer pathway, resulting in mostly well-differentiated adeno-carcinomas, sometimes exhibiting a papillary architecture, and a low percentage of undifferentiated carcinomas [ 60, 66, 67].

Over the last decade, rather than a steady progression along an established learning curve, PV costs and prices have been volatile, with increases or plateaus followed by rapid reductions.

We also identified cardiac protein amyloid accumulation (aggregated fibrils) during disease progression along with an increase in pre-amyloid oligomers and an upregulated unfolded protein response including increased GRP78, CHOP, and IRE-1 signaling.

In contrast with Z-1, E-2 shows, after a fast initial relaxation, a progression along flat and quasi-degenerate PESs consistently with an ineffective stretching-torsion coupling (Fig. 4d and Supplementary Figs 6–8).

"It's a nice progression along the lines of building an artificial muscle," says physicist David Weitz of Harvard University, whose group studies the structure of muscle protein networks.

Today's businesses can create value in two fundamental ways: first, by operating a business within a single knowledge category; i.e. either by running a heuristic, an algorithm, or code; and second, by instigating a progression along the sequence of knowledge from mystery to heuristic, heuristic to algorithm or algorithm to code.