Sentence examples for reflective of progression from inspiring English sources

While high FoxP3 levels were reflective of progression rates at the time of blood collection, they were not predictive of future progression rates.

Even taking into account the relatively short lifespan of mice, such a rapid evolution of disease is not reflective of disease progression in humans, that likely takes place over decades as a consequence of an accumulation of genetic changes and where intraepithelial lesions tend only to be observed beyond middle age.

In our laboratory, the tumors obtained by subcutaneous injection of 1k, 1h, and 1a cancer cells into nude mice grew at different rates and were of increasing grades (degree of differentiation) as assessed by our pathologist (NS) validating that the model was indeed reflective of disease progression as originally reported by Miller's group [21].

9 baPWV is therefore considered reflective of the progression of individual arteriosclerosis and of overall cardiovascular risk.

We found that compared with knees with no BML change, BML progression and BML regression were associated with increased paBMD and sclerosis in the medial tibia, reflective of radiographic osteoarthritis progression.

Liver damage was associated with necrotic areas and characteristic fibrotic bridging), whereas Sirius red staining which marks collagen reflective of fibrosis confirmed fibrosis progression in the animals treated with CCl4), similar to αSMA which stains for activated HSC).

Whether it is a hallmark of deficient immunological control of the pathogen invariably linked to progressive disease or rather reflective of pathogen activity independent of subsequent disease progression remains unclear.

"Teachers can't rely on progression based on experience and so rates of progression are falling".

What type of progression might we see?

Understand the disease and stages of progression.

Because individuals with diabetes experience greater CAC progression than those without diabetes (27), it is possible that the association observed for those with advanced CAC progression >100 Agatston units was reflective of the development of diabetes.