Sentence examples for the later progress from inspiring English sources

Now, to describe the main objective of this article more precisely, let us recommend the following definitions for system (5), which are necessary for the later progress.

In summary, although Gorter and Grendel's work was decisive for making the lipid bilayer concept popular in 1925, its actual contribution to current membrane models can only be appreciated in the light of later progress in membrane studies and hydrophobic interaction understanding [ 6].

In five patients the Ldt was slowed initially but the disease later progressed in four patients to enter the accelerated (three patients) or blast phase (one patient).

Our results demonstrated less frequent chromosomal alterations in non-invasive recurrences (stage Ta), even if the primary lesion was stage T1, and the disease later progressed.

Chronic infection will later progress to the symptomatic state, remaining until the individual dies or is treated.

The patient later progressed to AML with megakaryocytic blasts.

Although rare, an aborted macular hole can later progress to a full thickness macular hole if the ELM becomes disrupted from tangential epiretinal proliferation[ 26, 27].

Nevertheless, later progress has expanded Ahr functions much beyond to include aspects of the circadian rhythm, reproduction, redox potential, autoimmunity, and various cellular processes [ 4– 10].

But nearly four years later, progress has been halting.

Four years later, progress is slow with "authentic casting".

They suggest that this may represent an early stage of injury that will later progress to both ears, as it does in adults.