Sentence examples for progression has increased from inspiring English sources

Interest in the role of EMT and its reverse process, MET, in tumor progression has increased exponentially in the last few years [ 33], although the clinical significance of the phenomenon has been a matter of continuing debate [ 4].

In line with this assumption, lack of systemic disease control was obviously the major limiting factor for survival of women before the trastuzumab era, as the proportion of patients dying from brain lesions instead of systemic disease progression has increased since the introduction of trastuzumab (Kirsch et al, 2005; Lin and Winer, 2007).

Together, these results reveal that aMCI individuals with a greater disease progression have increased concentrations of PPC lac.

Although our understanding of the pathogenic mechanisms underpinning the development and progression of NAFLD has increased significantly in recent years (8), efficacious disease-modifying therapies are lacking and current treatment strategies are largely aimed at cardiovascular and metabolic risk reduction (9).

Anti-angiogenic therapy has increased the progression-free survival of many cancer patients but has had little effect on overall survival, even in colon cancer (average 6 8 weeks) due to resistance.

The availability of targeted agents has increased the complexity of post-progression treatment of aCRC.

Lately, interest in this area has increased with the identification of new candidate biomarkers for progression.

The malignant progression of BE to adenocarcinoma has been confirmed [8], and the incidence of esophageal adenocarcinoma has increased recently, especially in Western countries [9].

Our choice of declining exponential risk was based on results from a cohort of recent immigrants from Southeast Asia to Australia; this cohort may have included recently exposed individuals at higher risk for progression (which would have increased the average risk of the cohort), but individuals with abnormal chest X-ray were specifically excluded [ 38- 40].

Matsui et al. found that atg2∆ yeasts with a defect in G2/M progression during nitrogen starvation have increased aneuploidy following replenishment with a nitrogen source and cell division.

The highest intensity level of FRS2α (level 3 or 4) had increased progression risk relative to the lowest intensity level of FRS2α (level 1) (P = 0.0126).