Sentence examples for be projected to progress from inspiring English sources
Patients in the placebo group progressed >2 units in year 1 and can be projected to progress 4 5 units over 2 years using linear extrapolation.
The introduction of EBV alone would be projected to increase the rate of progress by 19% through additional accuracy of selection even if selection intensity remained unchanged.
The support can benefit medium term activities such as the preparation of further grant proposals and long-term activities such as administrative tasks, which are crucial for projects to progress from the grant stage to the integration stage.
To realize the gain, a rapid acceleration of earnings growth is projected as the year progresses.
It adds: "The government will start closer discussions with Tidal Lagoon Power Ltd to establish whether a potential tidal lagoon project at Swansea Bay is affordable and value for money for consumers (without prejudice to the planning decision on the project); if the project were to progress it could become the first tidal lagoon project in the world".
Depending upon the geology and the reservoir characteristics, the ultimate objective for this project is to progress towards demonstration of CO2 injection in deep geological reservoirs in the region.
For example, if a screening project is ready to progress to hit to lead, a random number is generated.
At approximately one year into the project, a joint BAe/CoA decision was made to progress the project to completion with an 'affordable' set of modifications, providing the basic two seat capability, increased endurance, and approaching the desired performance.
The Lib Dems may be disappointed their pet project – electoral reform – is unlikely to progress.
During these discussions, it became apparent that understanding and efficiently communicating uncertainty in the dose predictions were pivotal to progress the project.
In contrast, students working on non-computerized electronics projects are more likely to progress along a linear path: planning, construction, and troubleshooting.
