Sentence examples for progression then the from inspiring English sources

If, for example, the effect of stains is more prominent at stages of polyp-development or progression, then the average age of initiation of statin therapy in any population is likely to contribute to differing effects of statins on CRC incidence between studies.

However both DCR end-points effectively only use the first two non-baseline measurements – in the best observed DCR case, if the one of the first follow-up observations is a progression, then the treatment is a failure, otherwise it is a success.

We want the progression then obviously the aim for next summer is to make the semi-finals in Barcelona".

If an ESA-associated mortality risk is due to increased disease progression, then this mortality risk would be expected to be observed regardless of the target haemoglobin level.

If a protective effect is found for the long-term use of statin as a prophylactic, preventative therapy for AMD development, or progression, then this would be a feasible strategy to adopt.

Brown and Bunton sing the first lines of the first verse; the progression then changes to Bm7 E Dmaj7 C♯7 during the last part of the verse, which is sung by Chisholm.

If the model were able to detect an age progression, then test images in the dendrogram would be ordered by their chronological age rather than clustered into unordered age groups.

Alternatively, if early CD4+ T cell depletion compromised immune control and drove later disease progression, then we expect that the level of CD4+ T cells in the chronic phase should be worse than expected from a simple model based on constant immune control.

The change in CA-125 value, for both test and predicate device, was compared to the gold standard diagnosis (whether the patient's disease status was classified as progression or no progression), and then the performance of the test device was compared to the performance of the predicate device to determine whether the two devices were substantially equivalent.

This suggests that as ductal carcinoma in situ progresses towards invasion, 1) the larger the vasculature is early in disease progression, the lower the volume of necrosis and 2) if necrosis does not increase with the cancer progression, then ER + cells are more likely to dominate the population.

When one functional scale is affected by cancer treatment or disease progression, then it is likely that all the other functional scales are affected.