It emphasizes the stepwise progression of the data, starting with small uncontrolled studies and progressing to larger-scale controlled studies.
Both involved stepwise progression from less to more potent medications.
Stepwise progression of CRC disease in the orthotopic transplant model.
But the belief in an orderly, stepwise progression — sponge to ctenophore to bilaterian — is "complete rubbish," he said.
Kemeny, M. E. & Schedlowski, M. Understanding the interaction between psychosocial stress and immune-related diseases: a stepwise progression.
The vistas unfurled in a logical, stepwise progression, with water bodies, promontories and mountains stretching into the distance.
The stepwise progression leads to a single escapement action for the second model, and finally to the full double escapement action for the third.
Further understanding of the biological behavior and molecular genetic alterations in the stepwise progression of PanINs is necessary toward the development of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) interventions.
The first thing you hear is a soft, descending octave in the first violins, the simplest of musical ideas, and a stepwise progression up the first four steps of the A major scale – along with a little chromatic agitation - over some serenely, almost ecclesiastically sonorous polyphony in the lower strings.
Morphological steps in the evolution of these precursor lesions have been elucidated at a molecular level, and the adenoma carcinoma sequence, as this has become known, is one of the classical examples of stepwise progression of cancer.
The application of non-linear mathematics (chaos theory) that is emerging in the new science of the disease suggests a new set of guidelines for the design, analysis and interpretation of clinical trials of therapy that might lead to the next stepwise progression in the management of early breast cancer.
