Sentence examples for reflection of progression from inspiring English sources

The reflection of progression through reward schedules and sequences of behaviour in DLPFC (Hoshi & Tanji, 2004; Ichihara-Takeda & Funahashi, 2006; Averbeck & Lee, 2007; Seo et al., 2007) suggested to us that damage to DLPFC might disrupt performance of this task, but performance was unaffected following the lesions.

35 However, elevated S-100B should not only be seen as a prognostic factor for survival and a mere reflection of disease progression alone; the presence of the protein S-100B itself induces disease progression as well.

Combined, these findings demonstrate that the expression of Mane-A*10 in this SIV model is specifically associated with improved CNS disease outcome and is not simply a reflection of slower progression to AIDS or lowered viral replication in the periphery.

Cell growth, which is the reflection of the progression of cell cycle, is aberrantly regulated in the majority of cancers.

24 This study focused on long-term mortality (disease prognosis); therefore, weight loss may actually be a reflection of tumor progression rather than functional depletion.

Compared with the tendency for changing levels of CRP and PCT, the gradual increase of sTREM-1 levels was a better reflection of the progression of sepsis, which was of greater value for predicting death.

When ≥15-year follow-up data were used, the ≥15-year BCDR in the biopsy-only group was high (17.9 %), potentially a reflection of latent progression of invasive recurrences to metastatic disease and death.

Weight loss could also represent a regression to the mean given its higher starting BMI compared to the weight gain group, or it could be a reflection of tumor progression.

"Stayover" relationships aren't about delaying marriage; they're a reflection of the natural progression of dating relationships in America.

However, peripheral blood might not be the best reflection of disease activity and progression in RA and therefore does not necessarily correlate with clinical response [ 13].

Furthermore, the association of increased use of oral beta-agonists and muscarinic antagonists to active TB suggests that the deterioration in pulmonary symptoms requiring increased medication could be a reflection of the development and progression of pulmonary TB.