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Through progressive courses in language and the exact sciences, the young people would be brought to a deeper understanding of things.
But although this patient was clearly sick, she didn't appear quite as ill as she'd be if she were suffering from one of those diseases, whose rapidly progressive courses are among their most deadly characteristics.
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The predictive effect of early relapse rate on disease progression disappears once the progressive course supervenes (Confavreux et al., 2003).
By definition, in PP patients disease progression is characterized by a progressive course without relapses or remissions from the onset of the disease [4].
In most patients, the relapsing-remitting phase is followed by a secondary progressive course, in which disability progressively accumulates despite the absence of acute exacerbations.
The explanation is probably because MS and Parkinsons' disease have often a more progressive course with no or less treatment that stops progression.
Transitory plateaus and trivial temporary improvements in the relentlessly progressive course were allowed in the long term, although steady progression was the rule.
Indeed, it is difficult to pick out a major religious body where the progressive course urged by so many of Ratzinger's critics has increased vitality and growth.
Six patients reported a progressive course (f).
Figure 1 Schematic representation of the progressive course of infection.
AS often starts in early adulthood and has a chronic progressive course.
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