Sentence examples for progression encouraged from inspiring English sources

The finding that podocalyxin expression is capable of driving breast tumor progression encouraged us to evaluate the possibility that mAbs targeting the extracellular domain of podocalyxin would prove efficacious in delaying tumor growth and metastasis.

The advantages (being non-invasive and easy to collect) of using saliva over blood for disease detection and monitoring of disease progression encourage salivary biomarker research activities not only for OSCC detection but also for detection of other types of cancers.

A recent report addressing the correlation between EMT-marker expression in CTCs and breast cancer progression encourages future studies regarding the expression of EMT-related markers in CTCs and cancer progression.

Although the precise mechanisms for LRP1 in malignancy remain controversial, accumulating evidence of its role in cancer progression encourage further studies on the interplay between an aggressive phenotype and uptake of ANG1005 and other EPiC agents.

16 A timely diagnosis of HIV and HCV and HBV co-infections can minimise downstream adverse health effects, offset rapid disease progression, encourage cure and, most importantly, reduce transmission to partners and children.

While taking risks by challenging yourself is helpful for career progression and encouraged, it is also important to remain authentic.

The cell cell and cell-matrix interactions present during in vivo tissue progression were encouraged within the 3D hydrogel architecture, and the biocompatibility of collagen I supported unconfined cellular proliferation.

Internal career progression was encouraged which led to the retention of skilled staff.

The agreed definition of CBE had five components: 1. CBE is primarily a seated exercise programme; 2. The purpose of using a chair is to promote stability in both sitting and standing; 3. CBE should be considered as part of a continuum of exercise for frail older people where progression is encouraged; 4. CBE should be used flexibly to respond to the changing needs of frail older people; and 5.

This fascinating progression may encourage the development of novel therapy for human maternally inherent mitochondrial diseases.

Most HR leaders told me that they were focused on regular pay increases, review of compensation packages, and offer many forms of rapid career progression to encourage high performers to stay.