Sentence examples for averages of progress from inspiring English sources

Children with disabilities often lag well behind national averages of progress on MDG targets due to various social, cultural and economic barriers", says UNICEF Representative, Pascal Villeneuve.

This intraclass correlation supports the use of the within-patient average rating of progress as a measure of patients' general experience of goal attainment.

Thus, average level of progress toward attaining one's own personal goals provides a psychometrically sound and theoretically grounded idiographic measure of quality of life.

The global Report highlights Malaysia's progress amidst an alarming slowdown in the region which only managed an average rate of progress of less than 2 per cent per annum over the last decade, compared to 5 per cent throughout the 1960s and 1970s.

An annual increase of three percentage points or more – the average level of progress needed among the Central and West African countries – was observed over a 5-year period in five study countries (Bhutan, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Malawi, and Rwanda) (Table 4) and 14 non-study countries.

Thus a coefficient of 0.5 represents an average one year of progress.

This issue ranks countries on their average annual rate of progress since 1990, which is the baseline year for the global goal of reducing child mortality by two thirds by 2015.

The present evaluation concluded that the average perceived level of progress in the two countries (where information was available) was near 50%%, allowing for variations from country to country.

Progress for Children ranks countries on their average annual rate of progress since 1990, which is the baseline year for the global goal of reducing child mortality by two-thirds by 2015 – a goal agreed to by all governments as part of the UN's Millennium Development Goals.

The averages of the quintiles progressed from "highly correlating and (thus) completely empty" to "lower correlating and very full".

It is also a deeply conservative and often funny meditation on the odd choices mankind has made in the name of progress: "The average 'lunch hour' in my part of the world now lasts 22 minutes and consists, mostly, of a pre-packed supermarket sandwich consumed at one's desk".