Sentence examples for progression slope from inspiring English sources

All of them compete against American athletes with the following progression slope: S2 PEastern Europe) = 0.0031; S2(PRussia) = 0.0038; S2(PUSA) = 0.0046.

Dose selection of sunitinib was dependent on tumour load, tumour progression slope, and expected toxicity profile related to the patients' co-medication and medical history, not always following the 50 mg per day, 4/2 regimen (Faivre et al, 2007) (4 weeks on, 2 weeks off treatment, see details below).

Values at diagnosis and progression slopes differed between splenectomized and nonsplenectomized groups.

Patients diagnosed before 1991 had much higher ACE levels (90.3 versus 31.7 U/L), but their progression slopes did not differ significantly.

Comparison of postsurgical outcome data to predicted outcome points extrapolated from presurgical disease progression slopes revealed improvements in a significant number of measures at 6, 9, 12, and 15 months postsurgery (Table 2).

Interestingly, the slopes of the correlation lines also resulted in a progression of slope values.

Trend lines comparing enteric fever rates in these two sets of data show a very similar progression of slopes, though the NHP reports only half the cases that the IDSP does throughout the 7 years (Column 3, Table 2).

Finally, we calculated progression rate slopes for ALSFRS-R scores and GST outcomes based on data points across 9-month sliding windows to determine whether there were periods where progression rates were attenuated or improved relative to the presurgical progression rate.

The Mallochs successfully argued that their structure stepped back in progression up the slope of Telegraph Hill so that the top floor was not directly above the garage.

In approach 2, we analyzed how the SNPs influenced the progression or the slope of the radiological joint damage over time (time-varying effect).

Ultimately, the shorter eclipse phase and the higher rate of infections per hour observed for the H5N1 and H7N9 viruses all contribute to their significantly more rapid (by ~1 day) infection progression (the up-slope of the viral titer curves) and higher peak viral loads, compared to that seen for infections with the two H1N1 strains.