Sentence examples for study of progression from inspiring English sources

We now demonstrate an application of our algorithm to the study of progression and reversion of breast cancer cells.

A lower percentage of males was also described among the rapid progressors in a longitudinal study of progression rate [ 38].

In another unpublished study of progression [ 3], the relative amount of primary and secondary cleavage correlated with progression.

In contrast to neuropathological studies, serial MRI is feasible and enables in vivo study of progression of the disease throughout the brain [ 4, 5].

Proteinuria was not included in the evaluation, but this would be more critical to a study of progression rather than classification of CKD.

We restricted the analysis of disease progression to those with an existing diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease or dementia; only events after the diagnosis of dementia were used for the study of progression.

Albeit the study of progression-free survival encompassed a shorter period than lifetime and overall survival, the functional analysis showed several biological processes and molecular functions over-represented among the genes associated with this survival.

The resulting document-level annotations generated for each record in each longitudinal EMR in this corpus provide information that can support studies of progression of heart disease risk factors in the included patients over time.

However, the presence of anti-CCP is associated with the presence of rheumatoid factor (RF) [ 3], which also is an established severity factor in RA in prospective studies of progression [ 6] as well as longstanding disease [ 7].

Meurman and ten Cate [ 34] have pointed out that there were no longitudinal clinical studies of progression of erosion in the deciduous teeth nor does the continuing of erosion into the permanent dentition appear to have received wide attention.

One patient (7.7%) left out the study because of contact dermatitis to honey and 12 patients left out of the study because of progression of their lesions.