Sentence examples for the latter progresses from inspiring English sources

Two of the observations reported here show a change in the relation of CSF infection to systemic infection as the latter progresses (as indicated by reduction in blood CD4 lymphocyte counts).

In addition, whereas there is a pH-dependence of the binding of D3, it seems to be of too small a magnitude to be the principal mechanism of dissociation of RAP from folded LRP as the latter progresses from the ER to the lower pH environment of the Golgi.

Unliganded MD trajectories of the pretransition-state complex with Mg2+ATP and the (post) transition-state analog complex with adenosine tetraphosphate relax rapidly in opposite directions, the former regressing, the latter progressing along the structural reaction coordinate.

Popper and Kuhn differed, however, in their definitions of progress: the former appealed to the idea that successive theories may approach towards the truth, while the latter characterized progress in terms of the problem-solving capacity of theories.

A number of batsmen played themselves in well enough – Alastair Cook, James Vince, Gary Ballance and Moeen Ali – but only the latter pair progressed beyond a half‑century, with Ballance top-scoring with 70 before finding another unfortunate way to get out to Yasir Shah.

The former will resolve without treatment; the latter will progress.

We conclude that some of the tumour cells have the double-positive keratin phenotype of the ERα/BMI1 cells grown in vitro, whereas others differentiate to single-positive cells that may represent a step of differentiation towards a luminal or myoepithelial fate, but with a strong tendency for the latter to progress to asquamous phenotype.

Indeed, there has been no progress whatsoever on the latter three, while progress on the banking union has been limited.

Current BACE1 inhibitor trials have enrolled mild and moderate AD or mild cognitive impairment (MCI), the latter of which progresses to AD at a rate of ~10-15 ~10-15ear [ 104].

RMT general secretary Bob Crow said in relation to the latter that "significant progress" had been made in negotiations.

During the last century, particularly the latter half, spectacular progress has been made in improving the health and longevity of people.