Sentence examples for recurring progression from inspiring English sources

It is rich in unstable, digressive harmonies — one recurring progression sets F major against C-sharp minor — and clouds of whole-tone tonality.

"Keep in Touch" is a chaconne, a set of continuous variations on a recurring progression that functions as a dual reference to Muhly's touchstone influences: British early music (the drooping lament that concludes Henry Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas") and American minimalism (the austere repetition of Philip Glass's "Einstein on the Beach").

The majority of superficial tumors recur but progression to muscle invasion is relatively infrequent.

These commonly recur, but progression to muscle invasion is relatively infrequent (10 20%) and the prognosis is usually good.

Analyses of statistics developed using different features of the tumor progression trees identify some important recurring markers of tumor progression and highlight the different selective pressures at work on different stages of the tumor.

The soundtrack selections, most of them instrumentals lasting less than three minutes, are variations on a handful of chord progressions, recurring like a troubling memory.

Then there's the recurring issue of the progression mechanic – although some improvement has been made in this latest iteration – and the franchise's overly clinical, impersonal feel.

Figure  1 illustrates the two possible scenarios for progression of recurring individuals through clinically important points in disease natural history.

WGS was performed on 6 paired FL-tFL patients and corresponding germ-lines to understand the clonal dynamics of progression and recurring genetic events in FL.

Continuous treatment with conventional therapy may contribute to cancer progression in recurring cancers through the accumulation of drug-resistant cancer progenitors.

Capturing the dynamics of CRC recurrence is a major methodological challenge mainly because of the difficulty of estimating parameters describing progression of recurring disease amid the censoring caused by medical and surgical interventions.