Sentence examples for minor progress in from inspiring English sources

There, the 142nd and the 15th Home Guard Regiments made minor progress in the area between Krka and Drniš, while the 113th Infantry Brigade made a slightly greater advance on their left flank, to Čista Velika.

More surprisingly, the course of L. major infection as measured by lesion development in the footpad suggested that mice vaccinated with DNA-prime/Protein-boost approach showed minor progress in lesion size, which also validates the protective role of this vaccine against murine CL.

Despite minor progress being obtained in terms of root mean square of the differences with respect to in situ observations, a significant improvement in terms of effective spatial resolution is obtained with the new technique with respect to presently available SSS observation-based analyses.

Through much of last summer and into the fall, only minor progress was made in settling the dispute.

Use of the recycled fine aggregate for the upper structures, however, shows minor progress because of the trade-off in aggregate quality and emission of fine particles.

In what could be construed as minor progress, National Basketball Association owners will deliver a response today to the players' latest proposal.

During the spring semester of their junior year, minors are required to fill out and submit minor progress form to ensure that they will complete the coursework in time to graduate.

Among the major histological subtypes of NSCLC, the study of the molecular abnormalities in SQCLC has recently started to make minor progress [ 3].

We chose to investigate two scientific fields in which there is a relatively wide consensus about one having significant scientific progress at both the basic and therapeutic levels and the other having only minor progress.

Saracens may still need a minor miracle to progress in this minor competition, but they left Watford on Sunday night confident that at least one of their costly signings appears to be money well spent.

Drew Henson, the former University of Michigan quarterback who is expected to be the Yankees' third baseman for many years after he graduates from the minors, progressed markedly in the Arizona Fall League, which ended yesterday, and club officials believe he will be ready for the majors sometime next season.