Sentence examples for to progression from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of moving from one thing to another.
When it comes to progression of pay, it's not very helpful".
It can also lead to progression into a role in the sector once you've completed your apprenticeship".
But at the opposite end if you can't control it at all it becomes a nuisance, a barrier to progression.
Median time to progression is 12.4 months.
The autonomous cardiovascular control can contribute to progression of migraine.
Conversely, this may lead to progression of osteoarthritis.
The median time to progression was 3.5 months.
Feature-evolution is due to progression new features and regression of old features.
Coxa vara lends itself to progression as the physis assumes a more vertical position.
Potentially this vicious circle leading to progression of chronic nephropathies offers the opportunity for therapeutic intervention.
The time to progression analyses showed significant differences between the three categories (P =.0167).
