Sentence examples for progression period from inspiring English sources

The recent progression period in swimming results owes much to the introduction of swimsuits (Fig. 2).

Bounds for other indicators rely on additional assumptions, such as the progression period from infection to death and the effects of ART and PMTCT and, therefore, are wider.

A second progression period starts in the early XXth century for seven events (the four previous ones plus Channel crossing, Elfstedentocht (Figure 2) and IHPVA cycling: r2 = 0.95±0.03, a = 0.97±0.45, β' = 73.15±16.8%).

A first progression period (XIXth and beginning of XXth century) was modeled for the older events (Oxford-Cambridge, Vasaloppet, speed ski record, ICU cycling: r2 = 0.97±0.03, a = 1.93±0.96 and β' = 57.6±8.9%; Figure 1).

Type 2 diabetes is characterized by a long progression period before overt disease onset (1, 2).

Costs incurred after the second disease progression period were derived from a representative French nationwide sample of 428 patients, using chart review to assess the mean direct monthly cost of NSCLC patient management after the second line progression [ 15].

The model fits progression periods, depending on the events' longevity, with high accuracy (r2 = 0.95±0.07).

At the microstructure level, subchondral bone changes are not consistent between the initiation and progression periods of OA.

However, since AEs do not last the whole progression free period, their absolute impact is small.

The Pac/Carb arm showed a decline in utility in the first week; thereafter, the utility increased again and stabilised for the remainder of the progression free period.

In the absence of data for all comparators, the utility value calculated for Pac/Carb in the progression free period in IPASS was also used for the other doublet chemotherapies (Pem/Cis and Gem/Cis).