Sentence examples for which will progress from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, this study has added to the growing evidence that genetic alterations prior to detrusor muscle invasion delineate those cancers which will progress and by extension these changes are associated with genes which therefore drive progression.

Photograph: Paul Gilham/Getty Images 9.04am BST Taekwondo Britain's Sarah Stevenson is due to take on the US's Paige McPherson at 10.30am in the first round of the under 67kg taekwondo competition, which will progress all the way to the finals over the course of today.

But there does not appear to be a will at present". In a statement to the House of Commons, the Northern Ireland secretary, John Reid, announced a number of measures, including a rolling security scaledown, which will progress as the security threat reduces.

Students complete team-based semester-long software project which will progress through all phases of the software lifecycle.

"He is coming down a level to play for us but he sees it as a move which will progress his career in the right direction.

Throughout the game there's checkpoints which will progress you to the next section of the scenario a green check point means you can move into the next stage, yellow checkpoints mean you can interact with whatever's in the circle such as switches and elevator buttons.

Despite increasing knowledge of the processes underpinning liver disease progression, it is still not possible to predict which patients will progress and which will experience minimal fibrogenesis.

The problem, however, is not in the name; it is in the fact that it is not possible to know which cases will progress and which will not.

There is an urgent need to identify which leukoplakia will progress and which will not.

However, it remains unresolved how best to predict which ones will progress and which ones to intervene early.

Longer follow-up is needed to confirm this estimate, but at five years since the programme started, the risk of overdiagnosis is modest, considering that it is not possible at the moment to distinguish on an individual basis which cancer will progress and which will not.