Sentence examples for suitable progression from inspiring English sources

Exercise programmes were modified to ensure suitable progression for those participants who made significant gains.

These methods require that suitable damage progression models are available or be developed.

It hints at the kind of passion and life-enhancing effect that language-learning can have on students, and is followed by proposals to change content in a way that will: "produce a rich and rewarding qualification, with an appropriate level of cognitive challenge and suitable for progression to university study or to employment".

We are about to commence another more expansive field trial containing our RGA2 lines, as well as many more new Cavendish (cultivars Williams and GN) lines transformed with RGA2, to identify lines that are suitable for progression through to commercial release.

Thus, the lack of suitable cancer progression marker results in a significant number of cervical cancer patients being over-treated.

The targeting of the microenvironment by leukemia cells to create an environment more suitable for cancer progression is described.

The present investigations show how an iterative chemical design, along with genotoxicity screening by use of a semi-automated MN vit), can identify and remove the genotoxic hazard from pharmaceutical projects at an early stage of development, and produce high-quality molecules suitable for further progression.

In order to measure the response to rehabilitation and guide progression, suitable outcome measures, such as VISA scores or functional tests should be used frequently throughout the process.

New targeted therapies combined with cytotoxic drugs might be better suitable to delay progression and improve survival in patients with an unmethylated MGMT promoter.

In case of tumour progression, suitable patients can be offered reoperation or treatment with an angiogenesis inhibitor (Bevacizumab) in combination with chemotherapy (Irinotecan).

The authors suggested that miR-141 may therefore be a suitable biomarker for progression in metastatic prostate cancer, but accepted that larger, prospective studies would be required to validate that contention.