Sentence examples for progression dictates from inspiring English sources

Using these essential metrics of exercise prescription will not only help to achieve a balance between safe yet effective exercise but will also ensure that meaningful re-evaluation over time can be undertaken, as adaptation or disease progression dictates.

Instead of using the progression to dictate the number of syllables in a line, she let it regulate the number of words.

The tumor microenvironment has been ascribed to play a key role in steering the course of disease progression, by dictating changes in expression of tumor drivers and resistance-related signaling mechanisms.

"We have got to make sure the service is right, got to make sure that although we want to dominate progression and dictate games that we're not toothless at the end of it". The last Italy Under-21 team to lose to England had goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon and forward Francesco Totti in the side.

In this way, microRNAs regulate cancer progression and dictate specific disease phenotypes.

These data expand our understanding of the consequences of APC mutation or down-regulation on tumor cell behavior and suggest that the precise timing of APC loss during tumor progression may dictate whether there is an impact tumor cell dissemination and/or colonization.

During this second year I have been granted I am focused in exploring how such changes following Kras alterations influence progression to carcinoma, dictate the degree and type of immune cell involvement in these tumors, and mediate the efficacy of immune checkpoint inhibitors.

Key alterations in adhesion molecules are known to dictate progression from the invasive to malignant phenotype followed by colonization at a distant site.

Trotman LC, Niki M, Dotan ZA, Koutcher JA, Di Cristofano A, Xiao A, et al. Pten dose dictates cancer progression in the prostate.

Rather than being tied to a two-year graduate scheme that dictates your progression and salary, small businesses are often more meritocratic and allow you to progress at a rate that you deserve.

Glen Keane's Duet employs a more subtle approach, as the viewer's gaze dictates the progression of the narrative.