After the secondary follicular stage, the rate of oocyte growth and GC proliferation can increase progressively, which may result in a hypoxic condition (Monniaux et al., 1997; Monniaux et al., 2016).
Our results indicated that PCD occurred systematically and progressively and may play an important role in the control of self-pruning of citrus.
Some doctors said hundreds of others -- particularly people with diabetes whose digestive tract progressively degrades -- may need Propulsid but, like Mr. O'Neill, had not made it onto the list.
Retrograde loss may progressively abate or shrink if recovery begins, or it may gradually enlarge in scope, as in cases of progressive brain disease.
Like the Afghan Taliban, Isis may progressively revert to guerrilla war, in which it can best use its highly committed and well-trained fighters without suffering heavy losses.
Ion beam signals are less sensitive to surface contaminants than cathodoluminescence and by changing the ion beam energy one may progressively interrogate the surface structure over depths of tens of microns.
Starting resuscitation before clamping the umbilical cord at birth may progressively increase pulmonary blood flow while umbilical venous blood flow is still contributing to maintenance of oxygenation and left ventricle preload.
One or more major coronary arteries may progressively narrow without leading to any symptoms of coronary heart disease, provided the area of the heart muscle supplied by that artery is adequately supplied with blood from another coronary artery circuit.
Sclerosed haemangiomas lack peripheral nodular enhancement, do not progressively fill, and may have reduced T2 signal within them.
