Sentence examples for trend progression from inspiring English sources

In eyes without trend progression we found ten events inside the ROIs, and no events outside the ROIs.

Another group conducting a case control study evaluating the association between MYD88 L265P and IgM MGUS patients progressing to WM or other lymphoproliferative disorders reported a trend toward progression in patients with the presence of the mutation when compared with patients with wild-type MYD88.

There is no probe for AQP8 in Haqq et al.'s dataset that we could scrutinize from its trend with progression but we note that a novel strategy for drug development for melanoma (i.e. Elesclomol) works by inducing apoptosis via a mechanism of elevation of reactive oxygen species (of course, including hydrogen peroxide in cancer cells) thus exploiting the "Achilles hell of cancer metabolism" [190].

However, the main trend is progression to a less favorable health state.

Thus variation was observed in the moisture content but did not follow any trend with progression of the days.

In fact, there was a trend toward progression of CAC with statin treatment in several studies (9– 11).

Patients with anxiety symptoms showed a trend of progression to adverse events, and did not seem to contribute to the association between depressive symptoms and adverse events.

The presence of anxiety symptoms seem to have a trend of progression to adverse events and did not seem to contribute to the association between depressive symptoms and adverse events.

Moreover, and consistently with the tumour re-growth, following cessation of either AZD8055 or GDC-0941 for 5 weeks, the morphology of the tumours from these mice also showed a trend towards progression to diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.

In addition to the upward trend with progression in the non-cancer areas, a shift in proliferation from the basal cell compartment to the luminal cell compartment was noted.

Box-and-whisker plots were used to illustrate the trend in progression of percentage predicted FVC in the overall population and subgroups of patients based on disease type [ 33] and on disease duration at enrollment.