Sentence examples for sustained progressive from inspiring English sources
A star of the movement is this avant-bleak Brooklyn quartet, a true supergroup that builds sustained, progressive compositions from mouse-heartbeat-speed drum blasts and the dizzyingly technical noodling of the guitarist Mick Barr.
Our data suggest an additional, secular form of change in artistic activity that would be neither mimetic nor revolutionary, but characterized by sustained, progressive development, and operating at a supra-individual level.
A mature form of flagellation was observed at all times, with 42 ± 7% and 41 ± 4% of sperm displaying sustained progressive movement at 1 and 3 h of incubation in medium T6 (15), respectively (vs. 41±4 and 40±5% in heterozygous males).
"Sustained, progressive music education tends to be the preserve of children born to wealthier parents.
However, only the αSynuclein variants capable of forming fibrils (WT/A30P), but not the oligomeric αSynuclein species induced a sustained progressive loss of adult nigral DA neurons.
Based on the experimental study, it is observed that the carbon fiber composites tend to achieve sudden destructive damage whereas E-glass fiber composites tend to sustain progressive damage, under dynamic loading.
The aforementioned mechanisms sustain progressive renal function loss and scarring, which, if left untreated, inexorably leads to end-stage renal failure (ESRF).
Those necessarily limited clinical trials cannot be expected to discover the rare patients who react differently than most to new drugs, and who are susceptible to sustaining progressive liver injury and dysfunction from the drug if it is continued too long and they are unable to develop tolerance by liver adaptation.
"We are building the infrastructure that will sustain progressives even when we don't have at the top a guy with Obama's talent or Clinton".
After several years, sustained and progressive disability often occurs and the disease becomes secondary progressive [1].
Pupils in independent schools are six times more likely to receive sustained and progressive instrumental teaching than those in state schools.
