Sentence examples for progression characteristic from inspiring English sources

Of note and in accordance with the faster disease progression characteristic of the R6/2 line [ 133], a reduction in hippocampal cell proliferation can be detected in these HD mice as early as 2 weeks of age, before the onset of any behavioral abnormalities.

Sp3 was also found to be accumulated in the post-mortem brain tissue of patients with Alzheimer disease, and has been suggested to play a role in the neurodegenerative progression characteristic of Alzheimer, which in humans results in cognitive loss [ 110].

We present a case of carcinosarcoma with unusual progression characteristics.

To augment this discussion, we have also examined height vs. latitude amplitude and phase structures (not shown) of all the waves discussed in this paper and have made assessments as to which waves have clear extensions down to approximately 70 km altitude with phase progression characteristics that indicate upward propagation.

Available statistical data of patients with similar progression characteristics and their actual outcome parameters such as average disease-free (DFS), disease-specific (DSS), and overall survival (OS) are used for estimation.

Overall, these studies indicate common tumour progression characteristics for three different clones of human neuroblastoma, insight into lacZ instability mechanisms operating in one of these clones and the earliest events in primary tumour formation for this tumour at two different ectopic sites.

Early syndesmophyte formations in AS patients indicate radiologic progression and characteristic structure changes that lead to the decreased spinal mobility, functional impairments and work disability in long-term disease courses [ 4, 43].

There is no uniformly best way to investigate a drug's impact on AD progression but characteristics of studies supportive of a disease-slowing effect can be specified.

This brain cancer exhibits a relentless malignant progression with characteristics of widespread invasion, destruction of normal brain tissue, resistance to conventional therapeutic approaches, and certain death.

Anthropologist Hisao Baba of the University of Tokyo calls it "a kind of a missing link". The fact that scientists are now able to show a gradual progression of characteristics in H. erectus skulls from Java indicates that the evolution of the hominids occurred on the island.

The progression and characteristics of cardiac hypertrophy were confirmed in this model (see Supplementary material online, Figure S1 and Table S1 ).