Sentence examples for nonprogressive from inspiring English sources

It is important for the attendants to know whether the patient's disease is (1) permanent, but nonprogressive and nonfatal; (2) fluctuating, but not immediately endangering life; or (3) steadily progressive, and, if so, the likely speed of progression, as this will affect the goal of rehabilitation.

Cerebral palsy refers to a condition in which there is a nonprogressive lesion of the brain causing impairment of movement and posture.

He remains unable to walk because of the spinal damage and acknowledged what many had suspected for a while: he has a nonprogressive condition related to Parkinson's disease that causes hand tremors, which his doctors called "benign Parkinsonism".

From the moment he chose his cabinet, Mr. Obama set a course of nonprogressive ideology, defined by corporate-friendly policies and double-edged social policies that please nobody.

This also implies either that federal revenues will not rise — or if they do, then new revenues will most likely come from nonprogressive sources like a national sales tax.

"And my mother's brain?" The disease is currently stable and nonprogressive, Dr. Boyd said.

A major difference between his approach and that of Lakatos is that Lakatos would classify a nonprogressive discipline as pseudoscientific even if its practitioners work hard to improve it and turn it into a progressive discipline.

But also, to argue for excluding nonprogressives would be to cop to a rather more conventional definition of "bohemian".