Sentence examples for spontaneously progresses from inspiring English sources

Most agreed definitions include women whose labour starts spontaneously, progresses spontaneously without drugs, and who give birth spontaneously [ 14].

Furthermore, AIA has an incidence of 100%, its acute phase starts within the first hours after antigen injection into the joint and it spontaneously progresses into chronic mononuclear inflammation with a homogeneous time course [ 14- 17].

Gastrin over-expressed in an insulin-gastrin transgenic mouse model (INSGAS) induces corpus atrophy in those mice, spontaneously progressing to gastric adenocarcinoma with advanced age [31], [32].

The major, novel result of our study is the concomitant increase in β2-subunit expression and L-VDCC activity in three independent models: human dilated cardiomyopathy, old tg CaV1.2 mice spontaneously progressing into heart failure and young ("Adaptive State") tg CaV1.2 mice with additional tissue-specific inducible overexpression of β2-subunits.

To accomplish this, we utilized the well-established MCF10AT model [ 16, 17] and found that PADI2 expression was highly upregulated in MCF10DCIS cells, a cell line that forms comedo-DCIS lesions that spontaneously progress to invasive tumors [ 30, 46].

During the course of our study, we observed that not all MDA-MB-231 derived cells were able to spontaneously progress to higher ploidy after extensive period of cell culture.

However, ob/ob mice are not the ideal model to study NAFLD because they do not develop inflammation and fibrosis and do not spontaneously progress from steatosis to NASH.

To better characterize the role of myoepithelial and stromal cells in the transition from DCIS to IDC, Hu and colleagues [ 16] utilized the MCF10DCIS.com xenograft model, which forms DCIS-like lesions that spontaneously progress to IDC with histological and molecular characteristics resembling human lesions.

Approximately, 80% of acute infections with HCV fail to clear spontaneously and progress to a state of chronic infection with serious long-term sequelae.

It has been shown that individuals with NS are at increased risk of developing a myeloproliferative disorder (NS/MPD) that may resolve spontaneously or progress to JMML.

From 'low-grade CIN', the disease may regress spontaneously or progress to high-grade CIN (corresponding with CIN III), the end point of the model.