Sentence examples for progression from one from inspiring English sources

The limitations of our study include the lack of assessment of the impact of adequate treatment and resuscitation strategies on progression from one clinical stage to another [ 33, 34], and the absence of biochemical markers used in clinical practice such as C-reactive protein, procalcitonin, or lactate.

Cox regression analysis was used to determine the effect of clinical progression from one stage to another (time-dependent covariate) on first-week mortality, adjusted for fixed variables such as age, sex, place of acquisition of infection, source of infection, comorbidities, SOFA, APACHE II, and type of microorganism identified in blood.

While most research in this area has focused on a unidirectional process of patient progression from one care setting to another, this study established feasibility of collecting detailed data from beginning to end of a transition across multiple settings and in multiple directions.

Progressively longer disease duration might also be expected if there is progression from one stage to the next, however, while Stage 3 had a longer disease duration than Stage 2, Stage 4 did not differ from Stage 2 (Table  3).

The timing of progression from one step of the therapeutic ladder to the next is dependent on the duration of action of the analgesic and the intensity of the pain (standard, expert agreement).

The progression from one phase to another provides the means of measuring the progress and impact.

We are now comparing disease progression from one of these alternative gene disruptions, the γ-sarcoglycan null mouse Sgcg−/− on the DBA2/J background, to the mdx mouse line.

Parsa described the progression from one head to the next.

This is the inevitable progression from one-dimensional social networks like Facebook to virtual world social networks.

"The rate of progression varies from one woman to another and women tend to enter their phase of natural labour acceleration at different times," he continued.

Further, our combined plastid network revealed a linear distribution of haplotypes congruent with the progression rule, from one end to the other: Kaua'i, O'ahu and Maui-Hawai'i.