Sentence examples for the same progression of from inspiring English sources
The team found that babies with kwashiorkor don't go through the same progression of gut microbes as their healthy counterparts.
While smaller, the brains of the children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, also referred to as A.D.H.D., followed the same progression of development as those of the normal children.
More recently the same progression of tool development has occurred for mobile devices; initially investigators accessed data directly on the device, but soon specialist tools such as XRY or Radio Tactics Aceso appeared.
Our idea was to systematically examine the same progression of DNA lengths that have been observed in vivo, but now using TPM experiments.
In the same progression the concept of an annual rainfall (nominally 5 to 20 inches) yields to the reality of extreme unreliability in both incidence and expectation.
In precisely the same progression, the disaffected, conspiratorially-minded veterans of the Oath Keepers tell themselves they have "no choice" but to "save" the American nation.
Finally, our model assumes that diabetes progression rates are homogeneous, in the sense that a severely obese person with active diabetes and an A1C of 8.0% has the same progression rates for diabetes complications as a nonobese person with active diabetes and an A1C of 8.0%.
"We keep many of the same progressions from the old site," he continues.
Their take on "Let It Be" starts out pleasantly tuneful, but somehow they get distracted in the chorus and toss in a sampling of every other song that ever used the same chord progression (of which, it turns out, there are a lot).
Ferrara acknowledged that "Taurus" and "Stairway" share the same downward progression of notes – referred to in court as a descending chromatic line – but said the sequence was a commonly deployed musical device.
The 3xTg-AD mice were derived from mixed 129/C57BL6 mice, which harbour APPswe, PS1M146V and TauP301L mutations, and the same spatiotemporal progression of amyloid and tau protein pathology in human AD.
