But organisations seeking to influence the result need themselves to acknowledge the dilemmas that policy-makers face; resources, political and financial, are finite, politicians and officials need to balance a wide variety of risks, and often – perhaps always – progress on one front carries costs elsewhere.
He argued in this monograph that dementia praecox was not a single disease, was not invariably incurable, and did not always progress to full dementia.
As fibrogenesis may be arrested in vivo, or possibly reversed, and does not always progress to fibrosis, final consideration is given to the step from fibrogenesis to fibrosis.
For in this way he will always progress pleasantly and easily, and will never feel any difficulties, nor be disappointed of success, and in a short time he will achieve much more than he would ever have hoped for at the outset.
After six months with no improvement, he took me off the diuretic and said that it was worth a shot, but that Meniere's rarely improves and almost always progresses to total deafness in the affected ear and sometimes renders people unable to walk due to imbalance.
But change isn't always progress, and youth is overrated.
In addition, early radiographic changes do not always progress and result in clinically relevant post-traumatic osteoarthritis [19, 20].
However, it is well known that hyperplastic lesions, for instance, do not always progress to tumors (Klaunig and Kamendulis 2007).
He also offers solutions that are at once practical and utopian and always in progress, as research is, subject to updating, notating, revision.
Women have always been agents of change, or what I like to call 'magnificent disrupters.' They are unsatisfied with the status quo, and always demanding progress - on behalf of their children, their families and their communities". "It's very important that it exists.
