Sentence examples for progressively aggressive from inspiring English sources

Reflecting the sentiments of Chiller et al. (2005) and Chinain et al. (2010), we propose an upstream approach to improving HIS in the Pacific, through the development of progressively aggressive health interventions targeted at reducing the disease burden of ciguatera.

Defects in DNA repair and/or chromosome segregation normally trigger cell suicide as a defense mechanism for eradicating genetically unstable cells and thus such suicide mechanism's defects permit survival of genetically unstable cells, providing opportunities for selection of progressively aggressive clones and may promote tumorigenesis [ 11].

Underwater cleaning practices in California follow industry standards utilizing progressively aggressive methods and tools depending upon the condition of the hull, ranging from microfiber cloth and soft pile carpet to varying roughness of 3M™ type abrasive pads to remove fouling (CPDA 2008).

These tests "can be made progressively more aggressive if the user has failed a previous test," the application says.

Led by the record-breaking goalie Tim Thomas, the gigantic defenseman Zdeno Chara and a posse of relentless forwards, the Bruins became progressively more aggressive as they worked their way through the playoffs.

The knight enemies were designed to exhibit progressively more aggressive behavior.

The metabolism of [U-C]-glucose by a series of progressively more aggressive MCF10 cell lines was tracked by 2D NMR and mass spectrometry.

Traditionally, these alterations have been considered to arise sequentially and to give rise to the progressively more aggressive and invasive phenotypes observed during tumorigenesis [148].

The implementation of progressively more aggressive insulin therapy protocols at our institution resulted in a large change in practice: the use of IIT rose from 9.6% of patients in period I to 42% in period III.

As the tumour grows, some cancer cells can become genetically unstable and they may progressively acquire aggressive properties that subsequently enable them to invade the adjacent tissues, followed by systemic spreading, leading to fatal outcome when left unchallenged (Greaves and Greaves, 2002).

We assessed the impact of four progressively more aggressive glucose-control strategies on AMI and two measures of renal status in type 2 diabetes to ascertain whether the results of ACCORD and ADVANCE apply to a broader patient population and assure patients and providers that efforts to achieve near-normal glucose control are safe and do not increase risks of adverse cardiovascular outcomes.