Sentence examples for have stopped progressing from inspiring English sources

The two studied disciplines show different progression schemes: most (63.9%) of T&F events have stopped progressing since 1993±8 years while all swimming events were progressing until 2009 (Fig. 1).

The paralysis had stopped progressing because of the G.B.S. procedure she had the day before she was given the botulism antitoxin.

Ian talks with Henry about the self-immolation aspect of rock music, the life-changing experience of catching a Led Zeppelin show with Ian MacKaye, and his grievances with people who think music has stopped progressing.

Both genders present a slightly different evolution in T&F events, suggesting male events still have some potential reserve whereas the majority of women events (77.8%) has stopped progressing since 1992±8 years.

Enough of constant overanalyzing and overthinking that has stopped progress.

Over the years, I have reflected on the many things that could have stopped my progress: frequent malaria attacks, lack of school fees and lack of food at school to name just a few possibilities.

This is mainly because a larger fraction of cells on collagen-dominant matrices have stopped self-renewal while progressing toward neural differentiation.

Admittedly, there are a few instances in which armed citizens have stopped crimes in progress, but the number of successful interventions is very small (and regularly touted on web sites supporting the NRA motives).

Maternal smoking was more likely to change during pregnancy than partner smoking, with 27% of mothers who smoked at the start of pregnancy reported to have stopped as their pregnancy progressed.

This does not appear to have stopped several NHS PFI-funded projects progressing in England and Wales.

You can save by going in late May or early June, when the rains have stopped and the migration is in progress, but low-season prices still apply at many lodges.