Sentence examples for thought to progress from inspiring English sources

It's a particularly tricky topic for historians of science and medicine, because those subjects are generally thought to progress over time, not just change (as 'art' or 'politics' might).

Childhood B-cell precursor acute lymphoblastic leukemia (BCP ALL) is usually initiated in utero and is thought to progress to overt leukemia under the influence of delayed exposure to a common infection.

In this regard, activation of the IgH locus is thought to progress in a stepwise manner [3].

This process was traditionally thought to progress through a series of irreversible gene restrictions which limited dedifferentiation to more primitive states.

Excessive insulin action associated with insulin resistance is thought to progress these multiple cancer phenotypes.

Then, strand transfer is thought to progress through a two-step mechanism, first acceptor invasion, then primer terminus transfer.

If that is thought to be progress, perhaps human space-flight is doomed after all.

Although coexistence of all three mutations has been reported to be a rare occurrence (Smith et al, 2002), the majority of sporadic colorectal carcinomas are still thought to develop and progress through this pathway.

On the basis of the GCSE grades of pupils who have joined the academy and the assessment of their teachers, just four in 10 were thought likely to progress to university.

Until today's, the 2018 bid team was thought to be making progress in putting earlier problems behind them.

George Manahan, the company's music director, who will conduct, is widely thought to be making progress with what in recent decades has often seemed a ragtag bunch.