Sentence examples for progression at a from inspiring English sources
Villarreal's arrival in the Champions League semi-final is a product of a steady progression at a club that won the Intertoto Cup in 2003 and 2004 and reached the semi-finals of the Uefa Cup in 2004, going out only to the La Liga champions and eventual winners Valencia.
"I feel right now regular football is what I desire in my progression at a professional level.
Furthermore, existing methods are designed to handle only a single binary marker of cell cycle progression at a time.
Focal mechanism represents the GCMT solution of the 2015 Gorkha earthquake Fig. 3 a Snapshots of the rupture progression at a time step of 5 s.
DNB could signal the emergence of the critical transitions for early diagnosis of diseases, and provide the causal network of the transitions for revealing molecular mechanisms of disease initiation and progression at a network level.
Progression-free rate was the proportion of patients without progression at a given time.
At the intersection with Mud Pond Road, the highway bends eastward but returns to its northeastern progression at an intersection with Blewett Road.
Both histamine and CB inhibited growth factor-induced cell cycle progression at an optimal dose of 10−5 M (dose-response curve in Figure S1), as illustrated by the accumulation of cells in stage G0/G1 and decrease in G2/S.
These results suggested that SOX17 protects benign tumors from malignant progression at an early stage of tumorigenesis, and down-regulation of SOX17 contributes to malignant progression through promotion of Wnt activity [92].
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study which reports the kinetics of circulating VEGF levels during the course of chemotherapy in an effort to predict insufficient response to therapy and disease progression at an early stage.
Monitoring of plasma VEGF levels during the course of first-line chemotherapy could identify patients who are likely to have insufficient response to therapy and disease progression at an early stage.
