Sentence examples for view of the progression from inspiring English sources

As described in an article by Gina Kolata in last Sunday's Times, the old view of the progression of cardiovascular disease held that fatty deposits, or plaques, accumulate in the arteries slowly over decades, much as sludge builds up in a pipe, until one day the opening becomes so narrow that no blood can get through, and the patient suffers a heart attack.

The whole squad believes we can do something similar to Beijing [in London]." Importantly, in view of the progression to Rio, the positive dynamic that has infected the team this week has come from the younger members, whom Hoy believes are keeping him on his toes.

Particularly in the brain, 1H MRS can for example measure accurately N-acetyl aspartate (NAA), lactate, glutamate, creatine, and choline to provide a view of the progression of neuro-degeneration.

However, these lesions probably are of less importance in view of the progression to malignancy.

Such activity-regulated tau release opens a new view on the progression of tau pathology in AD.

Figure 1 Panoramic view of the osteoradionecrosis progression.

Suppose, for example, a researcher wants a comprehensive view of the disease progression and therapeutic response in an animal model of Parkinson's disease, McConville says.

According to the outlined statements, the intensity of noise and shading emissions of a wind power plant is dependent from the variable parameters, number of wind turbines, type (respectively loudness), and height, which steadily change in view of the continuous progression of the wind power technology.

In view of the disease progression and the emergence of side effects and diffuse bone pain, vemurafenib was withdrawn after 12 weeks of treatment.

Whitesell and Lindquist [6] clearly recognized the implications of the theory of cancer: "Such an evolutionary view of the malignant progression problem suggests that definitive control of a cancer will probably be achieved most effectively by altering the key determinants that shape its ability to adapt and evolve.

Revisiting previous observations in the light of recent evidence will likely change our current view of the onset and progression of the disease.