Sentence examples for progression to all from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile other media outlets reported that "Fight for This Love" has a similar chord progression to "All My Life" by K-Ci & JoJo.

Results for progression to all types of dementia (including but not limited to AD) were essentially the same, suggesting that these biomarkers reflect pathologies that are not specific for AD (e.g., inflammation and/or neurodegeneration).

Relative survival postindex date was compared by determining progression to all-cause mortality using Cox proportional hazards models.

Relative survival in terms of the hazard of death for treatment compliant and noncompliant patients was assessed by determining the adjusted progression to all-cause mortality and evaluated with Cox proportional hazards models with forward manual inclusion (threshold statistical significance was P ≤ 0.05) using SPSS version 18.

There is a logical, sequential progression to it all -- apprehend Kony and the problem goes away... or at least part of it.

For progression to MM, all patients without MM progression were censored.

Direct medical and non-medical costs and the cost of progression to blindness all contribute to the economic burden of AMD both to the patient and to society.

The steps of progression to cancer all involve genetic (damage to the DNA in cells) and epigenetic (reversible alterations to cell function) changes.

The first palpable tumours developed between days 130 and 185 after birth predominantly in the caudal mammary glands with progression to almost all glands later on.

45 46 47 Carvedilol has also been found to be superior to metoprolol in maintaining a favorable glycemic profile in patients with diabetes, improved insulin sensitivity, and decreased progression to microalbuminuria, all of which have been shown to have cardioprotective effects.

Molecular data indicate that BCP ALL can arise in utero in association with acquired chromosomal rearrangements that result in covert preleukaemic clones (Wiemels et al, 1999; Greaves, 2006), but progression to clinical ALL requires additional clonal genetic abnormalities, accumulated in a variable postnatal latent period.