Sentence examples for healthy progression from inspiring English sources

Young said producers of basic petrochemicals, plastics and chlor-alkali products "are likely to exhibit a healthy progression in margins in the face of elevated oil and gas prices".

According to a survey held by MTV, responses for the music video varied from populations who were "not feeling it" for various reasons to those who enjoyed "the video's energy and thought that the added bit of sexiness was a healthy progression for Cyrus".

In psychology, it's summarized like this: "Dysfunctional people hate seeing healthy progression of character in others".

Given the risk of psychological/mental and physical health problems that emerge in adolescents potentially continuing into adulthood, identifying and addressing early signs of HRQoL decline provides an opportunity to ensure that young people have a healthier progression through adolescence.

In the past I thought all change was good, a form of healthy natural progression that could not be halted even if you tried.

The interdisciplinary care team should therefore frequently survey the family's sense of efficacy and decisional balance to proactively intervene to promote healthy stage progression.

Although little African data is available in this regard, work done by Murphy and colleagues [ 38] in Los Angeles attempted to determine the impact of parentification on adolescent's development of autonomy, which is considered a normal and healthy psychological progression during the teen years.

Throughout the discussion, we also provide some recommendations to the healthy and sustainable progression of human microbiome research.

And I was schooled to believe that the business cycle is a healthy and natural progression.

"The natural course of healthy obesity is progression to metabolic deterioration," wrote the authors of the JACC article.

These approaches identify regulators or marker genes of disease pathophysiology by comparing gene network structures and variances of the genes in the network between healthy and disease progression states [ 14– 20].