Sentence examples for progression which could from inspiring English sources
There is a need for BPH-specific markers that correlate with disease progression, which could be used for the early identification of patients likely to progress to more severely symptomatic disease.
Historically, clinical specialities such as psychiatry and geriatrics have not needed extensive research training for career progression, which could explain the shortage.
However, there likely remain many yet unknown genes that modify disease progression, which could be found through additional screening approaches using the fly.
Cyclin-dependent kinase 2 (CDK2) plays a key role in eukaryotic cell cycle progression which could facilitate the transition from G1 to S phase.
Additionally, ongoing trials will soon inform us of the potential role of antiviral suppression of HSV-2 to reduce HIV transmission and disease progression, which could still have an important impact in interrupting the synergy between these two viruses.
Our results provide evidences of therapeutic efficiency of LNC188Re-SSS with a reduction in tumor progression which could be combinated with an altered angiogenesis process as indicated by VEGF quantifications in plasmatic samples in a rat HCC model.
A rail crack is defined by the International Union of Railways (UIC) as a rail which has one or more gaps of no set pattern, apparent or not, the progression of which could lead to a rapid rail breakage, irrespective of the parts of the profile concerned [5].
The cortical thickness in the precentral gyrus was shown to be related to disease progression rate, which could suggest increased vulnerability to degenerative effects.
After these mice were intercrossed with MMTV-PyVT mice, all double transgenic females developed mammary tumours by the age of 10 weeks, the localisation and progression of which could be effectively monitored using the luminescence-based in vivo imaging.
We observed a continuous decrease in spine density during disease progression, which we could ascribe to a diminished fraction of gained spines.
MMP-1 levels in SF were found to decrease during progression of OA, which could be explained by diminished MMP-1 production by chondrocytes embedded in superficial cartilage layers, which deteriorate during progression of OA.
