Sentence examples for progression to higher from inspiring English sources

Luke Raikes, author of the report, said: "Hundreds of thousands of young people are still not in education, employment or training and many more are in dead-end jobs with little chance of progression to higher skills and wages.

The exact details of how elemental sulfur forms on arseno-pyrite are not known, however, the general scheme must involve the initial production of lower oxidation-state sulfur products such as elemental sulfur rather than the immediate progression to higher oxidation-state products such as sulfoxy anions.

In view of this, BCAS3 could be a surrogate marker for angiogenesis in a reparative healing process or tumor progression to higher grade of malignancy, a common phenomenon in cell biology.

Even grade II gliomas, however, are ultimately lethal, because of relentless progression to higher grade.

The exercise component is designed to include variations and gradual progression to higher intensity.

The fibrillary astrocytomas tumours have the inherent tendency for malignant progression to higher grade, with GBM as the most malignant phenotypic endpoint.

Prehypertension has been linked with progression to high blood pressure, diabetes and cognitive decline.

Progression to high-grade triple-negative breast cancer likely occurs in both subgroups but at different rates.

Our results demonstrate that EMT induction in clinical bladder cancer specimens is significantly associated with bladder cancer progression to high-grade, invasive disease.

It appears likely that a window of interventional opportunity for susceptible migraine generators in children and teenagers may exist before refractory central sensitization occurs with progression to high frequency episodic and chronic migraine.

Results: Of the central histologic interpretations, 26 of 288 interpretations (9%) differed from local results, 97 of 246 cytologic/histologic pairs (39%) were discordant, and 21 subjects had progression to high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions by histologic evidence.