Sentence examples for more easily progress from inspiring English sources

He says he believes that students who learn to read Arabic with his alphabet will more easily progress to reading traditional newsprint, books, signs and other printed script.

Therefore, patients with tumour cells overexpressing RRM2 may more easily progress, thus supporting our finding that RRM2 expression levels may be a valuable indicator of prognosis.

Invite these higher-maintenance clients to e-mail you with their stats after every workout so you can more easily track their progress.

This saves time on the back end — much less paperwork — and lets harvesters track progress more easily, to boot.

This type of tool can make the results of medical experiments more easily exploitable, thus accelerating scientific progress.

In an intimate warehouse or festival space, the missed cues could have been more easily forgiven as a work in progress.

The study also seeks to apply these concepts to young people with attenuated syndromes before the symptoms progress to classical, more easily distinguished, or more stable syndromes.

In learning the best methods, one-on-one, both beginning and advanced students will find they progress faster and more easily.

This might provide more evidence to distinguish aMCI which would easily progress to AD.

More remains to be done, but the momentum is more easily sustained if we acknowledge, rather than denigrate, the progress achieved.

It is likely that the peri-implant mucositis caused by radiotherapy can easily progress to infected peri-implantitis and subsequently more severe infection of the jaw bone.