Sentence examples for progression to try from inspiring English sources

It seemed a natural progression to try this visualisation technique on a large structured data set that went back over some considerable time.

On trial was the question "Can anything -- running on a treadmill, eating more spinach, learning Arabic -- prevent Alzheimer's disease or delay its progression?" To try to answer that question, the National Institutes of Health sponsored the court, appointing a jury of 15 medical scientists with no vested interests in Alzheimer's research.

The PALB2 Interest Group has been established to facilitate the international coordination and collaboration required to extend our understanding of PALB2 in breast cancer susceptibility and tumor progression and to try to overcome some of the challenges presented by the rarity of mutations in most populations.

The idea of these facial progression studies is to try to observe the dip in likeability that Mori predicted between an obviously cartoon image and an obviously human one.

At that stage, I didn t know at what level I would like to teach, but the obvious progression seemed to be to try third-level teaching.

"We're offering competitive salaries and ensuring our social workers can see progression in the careers to try and retain experienced staff".

So I can say now it's been a progression I definitely worked hard to try and do.

Numerous radiologic techniques have been utilized to try to accurately distinguish pseudo-progression from disease progression and will be summarized.

At 12, then a national junior champion, she was advised to quit after an operation to try to stop the progression of Osgood-Schlatter's disease, an inflammation in the knee joint.

In conclusion, to try to objectify the progression of cystic fibrosis lung disease different imaging modalities can be used, with specific advantages and disadvantages.

Treatment of advanced forms of MS is more difficult than relapsing-remitting MS. A wide range of medications have been used to try to slow the progression of the disease, with results that have been at best fair.