Sentence examples for striking progression from inspiring English sources

Small says the latest global list shows a "striking progression in the quality and maturity [of innovation] and is indicative of a wider evolution in the sector".

Awareness of this trend probably accounts for the recent art trade emphasis on clarity and monumentality and the striking progression of 20th-century modernity.

We show the following striking progression of the dependence of the gelling behaviour of the sum kernel on the RTD: it is a non-gelling kernel in a plug flow vessel, a gelling kernel in a well-mixed vessel and an instantaneously gelling kernel when a vessel contains a partially stagnant zone.

The results from 1'187 females aged 5 to 51 years based on self-report measures of sleep preferences on weekdays and on free days as well as the occurrence of menarche, show that in contrast to prepubertal children, adolescent females exhibit a striking progression in delaying their sleep phase preference until 5 years after menarche.

Even when the musical idea did not originate in literature but as a waltz, polonaise, or some other striking harmonic progression found at the piano by his improvising fingers, it was usually given a quasi-literary title or brought into relationship with some literary idea.

This result was striking given that progression past PIN was only seen at 42 52 wks post-OHT when Pten excisions were triggered at 6 wks of age.

3 An important Phase 3 trial conducted by the Japanese Gynecologic Oncology Group revealed the striking improvement in progression-free survival (PFS) associated with the weekly administration of paclitaxel compared with the standard every-3-week regimen, with an improvement in 3-year overall survival.

Watching him dominate, outmanoeuvre and even dummy Diego Costa with a drop of the shoulder in a controlled and imperious display against Chelsea 10 days ago highlighted his progression in striking fashion.

Biologically, the striking issue is why progression to invasive disease would imply loss of HER2 amplification, which warrants further attention.

This striking delay in tumor progression can be attributed to our use of a "double-edged sword" to target tumor cells (doxorubicin) and endothelial cells (GU81).

At 24 months, the changes in the cartilage volume in the medial compartments revealed striking differences in the progression of these parameters compared to those in the JSW.