Preposition: of

• atherosclerosis: Effects of estrogen replacement on the progression of coronary-artery atherosclerosis.

• osteoarthritis: As there are no therapies available that prevent or block the progression of osteoarthritis, the potential unmet need is substantial.

• retinopathy: These symptoms are usually of transitory nature. Diabetic retinopathy: Long-term improved glycaemic control decreases the risk of progression of diabetic retinopathy.

Converse of object

• slow: What about the claim that GS may slow disease progression?

• halt: You can also help yourself to halt the progression of liver damage by stopping or reducing your intake of alcohol.

• inhibit: NSAID reduce pain and improve function, and there is some evidence that regular use in early disease may inhibit progression.

Adjective modifier

• incremental: Her contract of employment contained a right to incremental progression on an annual basis.

• logical: By modulated I refer to the ability to pass from one state into another using a logical progression.

• cyclic: An abnormal amount hands is dubbed cyclic progression and how and why.

• accelerated: MCI patients have a documented accelerated progression to Alzheimer's Disease.

• harmonic: Magical harmonic progressions in the delicate coda prepare the way for the energy of the finale.

• natural: Secondly, we'll assess the natural progression of hair loss over time.

Modifies a noun

• route: Progression routes The majority of students are expected to progress to Additional Applied Science.

• pathway: The project will also identify and promote progression pathways for younger employees.

Noun used with modifier

• chord: Indeed, the ' theme ' is the chord progression itself.

• career: In return you will be joining a dynamic company, with plenty of room for sales career progression.

• arithmetic: Are there infinitely many sets of 3 consecutive primes in arithmetic progression.

• tumor: The four patients who were failure died secondary to tumor progression.

• tumor: For 16q and WT1, some indication of which of these theories applies comes from the data on tumor progression.

• disease: The average delay in disease progression was about six months in people who progressed to AD.