Sentence examples similar to a robust progress from inspiring English sources

And Nat, who did not receive early intervention, predictably did not make robust progress in his elementary school years.

The semiconductor industry's remarkably robust progress over the past 60 years was made possible by innovations in the lithography technology that semiconductor manufacturers use.

Yet the government cannot achieve the "inclusive" growth it aspires to without robust progress in agriculture, which still employs about half of India's workforce.

"The Welsh government has a robust process for monitoring progress in delivering these plans.

The completion of each subsequent step serves as a robust verifier of progress.

As a consequence, the proportion of HI layers in the mixed layer is a robust estimate of aluminization progress and both the amount of extractible (Al, Fe) and the extent of CEC decrease are positively correlated to this essential parameter.

Cambridge University has said that AS-level exams provide a "robust indicator of student progress", urging schools and sixth forms to enter students at the end of year 12. Reforms by former education secretary, Michael Gove, replaced the split A-level course with just one end-of-year exam instead.

The HAQ Index, if paired with other measures of health-system characteristics such as intervention coverage, could provide a robust avenue for tracking progress on universal health coverage and identifying local priorities for strengthening personal health-care quality and access throughout the world.

When licensing is inhibited in cells that do not have a robust licensing checkpoint, cells progress into an S phase they cannot complete, activate a DNA damage response and ultimately die.

19 20 The Bayley (BSID-II) assessment is considered a robust measure of developmental progress and has been widely used in studies of preterm development and the results of parental report concur.

If they don't speak out, it's going to take a lot longer to get real tangible progress and a robust bi-partisan solution.