Sentence examples for regressed over time from inspiring English sources

Although dissociated HUVECs/cbMSCs initially formed tubular structures on Matrigel, the grown tubular network substantially regressed over time.

Alternatively, because ∼20% of the non-stressed 20-week-old mice also had class V lesions, it is possible that the 40-week-old mice did have class V lesions earlier (i.e. at 20 weeks) and that the lesions regressed over time.

The tumor mass of the SNU-478 VEC SNU-478 VECnued to incellse until 21 days post injecontinued179.00 ± 84.06 mm, whereas toe tumor mass of the SNU-478:KD2 cells brincreasecreased in the first week and, then, regressed over time.

This suggests that the initial abnormality on the Pap smear associated with other than high-risk HPV types may regress over time.

Other AVMs may regress over time without intervention.

In dermal wound healing, the scar ECM typically regresses over time as the injured area is recellularized, and except in the case of defective healing, the scar volume is eventually greatly minimized, to the point that the scar may not be visually obvious.

Atherosclerotic plaques may either progress or regress over time, depending on individual risk factors and treatment regimens.

Vascular malformations (VMs) of the face are rare congenital anomalies that do not regress over time and which may rapidly enlarge following trauma or endocrine changes.

We believe this time frame to be more appropriate for our results, which suggested an increased prevalence of headache for the first 3 months after EVT that thereafter regresses over time.

If only the comparison at day 7 post-lesion was significant (P<0.025), the impairment was suggested to regress over time.

First the cancer, or at least the detectable part of cancer, could regress over time.