Sentence examples for is progressing in terms from inspiring English sources

This may reflect a tendency for clinicians to consider trial results as the published findings where as patients may consider that 'results' include other aspects of the trial such as finding out which arm of the trial they were allocated to or being told how the trial is progressing in terms of recruitment and retention.

In general, this urban agglomeration has been progressing in terms of its sustainability, although economic and social development was achieved at the cost of environmental degradation in the past, and the current economic downturn is hurting the balanced development and integrated benefits.

Mere intellectual stimulation isn't enough: You need to make sure you're progressing in terms of your career potential.

So there's progress in terms of having an electorate, right?

As gains are made, the exercises will be progressed in terms of number of repetitions to be completed, time to sustain a position, intensity of resistance used and task difficulty.

There is progress in absolute terms but no change in the industry percentage.

"I think people are progressing downward in terms of screen size," he says.

There has been progress, but, in terms of having more black faces on the stage (and screen), and in terms of fresh, contemporary stories told from a black perspective, we are coming up short.

"In the last 5 or 10 years there has been progress both in terms of the quantity of the money and the quality," said Michael Layton, director of the Philanthropy and Civil Society Project at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico.

Even though there has been progress recently in terms of the way black men can dress, it's hard to miss the opposition to this new movement.

Over the past two years, there's been some progress in terms of repealing the so-called "tampon tax" to help make menstrual hygiene products more accessible.