Sentence examples for progression of which from inspiring English sources

Their take on "Let It Be" starts out pleasantly tuneful, but somehow they get distracted in the chorus and toss in a sampling of every other song that ever used the same chord progression (of which, it turns out, there are a lot).

Previous reports cited three cases involving both eyes, however, the occurrence and progression of which were not necessarily simultaneous and were heterogenous.

A rail crack is defined by the International Union of Railways (UIC) as a rail which has one or more gaps of no set pattern, apparent or not, the progression of which could lead to a rapid rail breakage, irrespective of the parts of the profile concerned [5].

This provisional ECM provides a permissive environment for disease progression, of which angiogenesis is a pivotal step.

In the T2T non-achieved group (n = 16, 29%%), nine (56%%) developed radiographic progression, of which eight (89 %) showed elevated serum MMP-3 at the sixth month.

In the T2T-achieving group, seven (18 %) patients developed radiographic progression, of which six (86%%) showed elevated serum MMP-3 at baseline, first, third, and sixth months.

There have been 50 relapses or disease progressions, of which eight occurred only at local sites, whereas 38 involved metastatic sites; the site of relapse was unknown in four cases.

It has "noted that elosulfase alfa [Vimizim] would not affect spinal cord or skeletal damage, and would not entirely stop disease progression, both of which significantly affect quality and length of life in people".

Eight patients died due to local progression, two of which had also distant metastases.

Thus, the matrix may help to identify at baseline those patients at risk of radiographic progression, irrespective of which treatment is chosen on clinical grounds.

Thus, it appears that at least two factors regulate disease progression; one of which is high inherent aggregation propensity of SOD1 mutant protein.