Sentence examples for progression to increase from inspiring English sources

MAGE expression has been shown to cause accelerated cell cycle progression, to increase the rate of cell migration and invasion in vitro, and to increase lung metastases in an orthotopic mouse model of human thyroid cancer [ 21– 23].

While there are limitations with regard to inferences that can be drawn from cross-sectional analyses, these data do not suggest any adverse effects for menthol cigarettes on measures of initiation and progression to increased smoking.

Embryonic organo-chlorine exposure resulted in faster progression to increased behavior severity.

11 13 Such patients are at risk of progression to increasing flare recurrences, gouty arthropathy, destructive and deforming tophi and chronic pain, frequently accompanied by impaired physical function and poor health-related quality of life.

In ADs, these two events may be biologically and clinically distinct, and AD-specific metrics require individual consideration, with, for example, relapse in ADs not necessarily resulting in progression to increased disability or death.

Univariate analysis showed that no background factor was significantly related to the progression of diabetic retinopathy/nephropathy, but the proportion of patients with progression tended to increase as the severity of diabetic neuropathy increased (P = 0.066).

Progression aims to increase weight.

Elevated value of GAL3 is associated with heart failure progression due to increase of heart fibrosis leading to poor outcome in AHF patients.

The frequency of patients showing three or more step ETDRS progression continued to increase in year  2 (8.1% vs 9.4% in the insulin glargine and NPH insulin groups); Fig.  3a presents the incidence of progression over time for both treatment groups.

Corneal collagen cross-linking was first introduced by Wollensak et al. to inhibit or stop disease progression and to increase the biomechanical stability of the cornea in KC [ 4].

Interestingly riluzole, the only drug which delays disease progression is known to increase intracortical inhibition and therefore reduce functional connectivity [38].