This isn't about perfection but about consistent and persistent progress on what's most important to us.
Royston Drenthe, once of Real Madrid, orchestrated cleverly from midfield on his debut and Garath McCleary made persistent progress down the right.
Despite the physical damage and the persistent discrimination to young girls, little progress has been made toward ending the practice of child marriage.
The developments range from gradual but persistent progress in electrode design to automated surgery systems and novel genetic engineering strategies.
In his recent book "The Dorito Effect_,_" the journalist Mark Schatzker details the persistent effect that progress in food processing has had on our taste buds, as we amp up artificial flavors in an attempt regain the natural flavor we have stripped from our food with technology.
In addition, the likelihood that the persistent curve might progress into a structural scoliosis was also taken into consideration for surgical decision-making.
The persistent lack of progress in patients with distant tumour spread in our study and also in other European populations (Brenner et al, 2011) underlines the need of enhanced efforts of primary and secondary prevention.
Rousseau however, is not nearly as sanguine about progress, given the persistent inequalities found in the larger society.
The CIN II or III patients may remain in the CIN II or III state, regress to the normal state, or progress towards the persistent CIN II or III state.
If you look past the headlines to the slow but persistent technological progress of Congress, you'll see that the organization of Congress is changing in ways that will help it be a more informed, inclusive and effective democratic institution.
Therefore, factors that enhance the probability of HPV infection becoming persistent and progress into premalignant and malignant lesions are crucial (IARC 1995).
