Sentence examples for the general progression from inspiring English sources

I'm all for Twitter and social networks and the general progression of humankind into the digital era.

These findings suggest that work is needed to address how tubular regenerative capacity changes over time, and how it is influenced by past kidney health and the general progression of aging.

The general progression of mineral precipitation was similar under all of the study conditions, with initial formation of amorphous calcium phosphate, and transformation to poorly crystalline hydroxylapatite (HAP) within one week.

Fenby describes A Mass of Life as standing outside the general progression of Delius's work, "a vast parenthesis", unlike anything else he wrote, but nevertheless an essential ingredient in his development.

However, as the general progression appeared to be slowed down after treatment potential side effects on executive functions cannot be completely ruled out.

Therefore, stimulation of the immune system by repeated immunization does not accelerate the general progression of the disease, but rather renders mice susceptible to amounts of peripherally administered prions that would be innocuous to non-immunized wild-type mice.

Whether this general progression of morphologies is restricted to calcium phosphate or may be conceptually extended to other minerals in general remains to be explored.

A number of recent molecular-based studies support modification of this general progression scheme.

Based on this general progression of birth order, retinal cell types can be divided into cohorts of early-born cells which include ganglion cells and cone photoreceptors, and late-born cells which include rod photoreceptors, bipolar cells and Müller glia.

Clinicians are of course interested in the general disease progression, but also in the progression of a separate component, such as mucus plugging, atelectasis or consolidation since treatment then can be focused on a specific pathology with a specific therapy.

I will continue with the same numbering; they are not in any clearly designed sequence, but they are part of a general progression from the plane of expression to the plane of content.