Sentence examples for progression from being from inspiring English sources
"But the fact is that becoming an administrator is no longer a natural progression from being a teacher.
How to retain your identity while making a womanly progression from being a jeans and T-shirt girl".
It's been a long progression, from being an unfit, slightly podgy slacker to where I am now.
"Things had always come very natural to us, and I guess this was just a part of a progression from being friends to being best friends to dating".
The best way to get one's mind around the double devaluation of the Chinese yuan is to see it as part of a gradual progression from being a controlled currency, with the exchange rate set by the authorities in Beijing, to becoming a more normal one, with the rate set by the financial markets.
Communities of practice have the following components that distinguish them from traditional organizations and learning situations: (1) different levels of expertise that are simultaneously present in the community of practice; (2) fluid peripheral to center movement that symbolizes the progression from being a novice to an expert; and (3) completely authentic tasks and communication.
Gain and loss of certain gene loci can contribute to the progression from BE to EAC, but less is known about their prognostic significance as biomarkers.
The effects of interventions that promote weight loss and medications that decrease insulin or IGF-1 need to be studied to determine whether they may prevent the progression from BE to cancer.
Multi-colour FISH used on cytological oesophageal brushing specimens has shown potential to serve as a diagnostic tool to determine the progression from BE to high-grade dysplasia and EAC with high sensitivity and specificity (Fritcher et al, 2008).
All these genomic loci have shown promising results in detecting progression from BE to dysplasia and EAC in oesophageal brush cytology specimens (Brankley et al, 2006; Rygiel et al, 2007; Fritcher et al, 2008).
Hence, the useful multi-colour FISH approach for the analysis of progression from BE to EAC in brush cytology sends further light on EAC's prognosis (Brankley et al, 2012; Yao et al, 2008).
