Sentence examples for represent progression of from inspiring English sources
Broadly, these concepts represent progression of dementia as a function of cognitive, behavioural and activities of daily living aspects of dementia.
The rapid regression of lesions on scintigraphy was excluded as a partial response, as this finding may represent progression of lytic bony lesions.
In some cases, it may be the first sign of an HIV infection; while in other individuals recurrent episodes may represent progression of HIV infection [ 18, 25].
As atherosclerosis has focal changes more so than uniform changes, variation in CIMT at different segments or changes in maximal CIMT may better represent progression of atherosclerotic disease [ 18].
Whether these invasive secondary tumours represent progression of LMP to invasive disease or new secondary tumours arising in at-risk populations is still controversial (Siriaunkgul et al, 1995; Lee and Scully, 2000).
It should be noted, however, that this system does not represent progression of fibrosis pathology from steatosis to steatohepatitis and fibrogenesis, in which case one would expect development of fibrogenesis in the slices following incubation with palmitic acid alone.
This system consists of multiple cancer cell lines derived from an immortalized mammary epithelial cell (MEC) line; these isogenic cell lines represent progression through stages of breast tumorigenesis in much the same manner as the in vivo human breast lesions reflect such a carcinogenic process.
bIn Exercises I and II, when the reader made a judgement as to whether a pair of images represented progression or repair that decision was called direct assignment.
We also created 10 subcategories in the chronically infected stage to more accurately represent the progression of persons from the acute stage of infection to AIDS (35 ).
The swollen mitochondrial matrices bordering the regions indicated by "s" in panels E and F of Fig. 8 might represent a progression of the previous stage.
Whether these abnormalities are present at the onset of sepsis or represent a progression of events is poorly understood.
