Sentence examples for steadily progressive from inspiring English sources

It is important for the attendants to know whether the patient's disease is (1) permanent, but nonprogressive and nonfatal; (2) fluctuating, but not immediately endangering life; or (3) steadily progressive, and, if so, the likely speed of progression, as this will affect the goal of rehabilitation.

Steadily progressive signal intensity time courses (type I) are exhibited by benign enhancing lesions.

Steadily progressive signal intensity time courses (type I) are exhibited by benign enhancing lesions, albeit these enhancement kinetics are shared not only by benign tumors but also by fibrocystic changes.

The curricula in both countries state the rational reasons of modifying curriculum as follows: the fast development of international society, the constant shift of linguistic environment and the steadily progressive modern technology.

A rather different example of this type of thinking is that of Samuel Alexander who thinks that the universe evolves in a steadily progressive manner and will finally 'attain deity', where deity is thought of as an unknown but superior quality that will 'emerge' from the complex whole in rather the same way as, at a lower level, consciousness 'emerges' from complex organisations of organic matter.

Plaque burden is steadily progressive and follows a saturation curve.

In New York, the Episcopal Church, which is the American branch of Anglicanism and has 2.3 million members, has long been on the leading liberal edge of a worldwide body that has been itself growing steadily more progressive over the years.

But such radicalism alarmed the incoming John Paul II when he was elected in 1978, and, as well as clamping down on theological dissent, he steadily replaced progressive Dutch bishops with men made in his own more traditional image.

The coastal South has been slowly, steadily growing more progressive, as educated, Democratic-leaning migrants of all races have moved to the region, strengthening coalitions that had depended more heavily upon African-Americans: this has happened first in Virginia, then in North Carolina, and now maybe in Georgia.

As documented in this study, the R2 values steadily increased with progressive generations of backcrossing from 9.7% for the BC4F3 generation to 33.0% for the BC5F4 generation of NILs.

Biological evolution prior to the divergence of the three domains was not a continuous, unbroken chain of progressive transformation steadily proceeding towards the LCA (Fig. 3).