Sentence examples for progression so far from inspiring English sources
I think another real bonus for a job like mine is to be a good communicator, and being able to interact with people at all levels has facilitated my progression so far.
* When it comes to the progression so far this offseason, Heath has been surprised at how slowly some of the newcomers have been in picking up the system.
However, there is no consistent evidence that a one-time measurement of viral load is a useful marker of prevalent disease or disease progression so far [ 15].
Among the several genetic alterations governing melanoma initiation and progression so far identified, the serine/threonine-specific protein kinase BRAF is thought to be a key player because it is activated by somatic mutations in 50 70% of cutaneous melanomas.
When you are talking in the interview keep in mind that you are trying to give an overview of your career progression so far, and your aspirations for the future.
It has long been suspected that relapse in schizophrenia is associated with disease progression in so far as time to response is longer, negative and other symptoms persist, some patients become treatment refractory and neuroprogression in terms of structural brain changes may occur.
To our knowledge, the role of PNLRP1 in tumor invasiveness and progression is so far unknown.
Another hypothesis could be that stromal B7-H3 restrains disease progression through so far unknown non-immunological mechanisms.
This was undisputed with regard to progression, but so far the concept of repair has been criticised as being a measurement artefact.
Role(s) of specific EP receptor-mediated signalling in tumour development and progression has so far been shown to vary with the tumour model and the specific cellular functions contributing to the metastatic phenotype of cancer cells.
Median survival of men with therapy-resistant metastatic PC is limited to only 1 2 years; at this stage of the disease, the attempts to delay tumour progression have so far resulted in only a few months prolongation of survival (Petrylak 2007, Friedman et al. 2008, Lassi & Dawson 2009).
