Sentence examples for which progression from inspiring English sources

Many traditional British fruit and vegetables may no longer be grown, famous dishes are banned as "unhygienic," and other national practices are ruled out as contrary to the principle of "convergence" on which progression to the European superstate is based.

In non-lineage expansion models, in which progression to a malignant lineage is a rare event, Nrel can be expressed as a ratio of probabilities, Prel [15].

In contrast, the lung hyperplasia was frequently observed in LETM1-treated group (LETM1) in which progression to adenoma was inhibited as shown in Fig. 7F and Table 1.

We begin first with the population of MIN lesions in which progression to invasive cancer was observed.

Steep increases in systolic blood pressure in these progressive clusters were observed, which seemed to coincide with the point in time at which progression of DR occurred.

Still, breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer mortality in women worldwide [ 3], in which progression of metastases plays a key role.

The design was applied to an actual phase II metastatic hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) trial in which progression-free survival (PFS) in two biomarker-defined populations is evaluated at both interim and final analyses.

These studies showed an equivalent efficacy of EGFR-TKI to chemotherapy on overall survival (OS) or time to progression, except for Lee et al.'s study, in which progression-free survival (PFS) was better with gefitinib.

The probability of class membership in class 1 or 2 is positively determined by the properties "current treatment: medical treatment (including chemotherapy)." These were the classes in which "progression-free survival" and "tumor-associated symptoms" were considered to be the most relevant.

The annualised progression rate, which predicted progression rate very well in control groups in older trials like ATTRACT and others, 57– 60 does not seem to predict the progression rate in the control groups at all in the more recent trials.

Time to disease progression was calculated from the date of starting treatment until the date upon which disease progression was first recorded.