Sentence examples for on relative progress from inspiring English sources

Second, the researchers learned that persistence depends on relative progress made by a person, not on the amount of reward points or miles that would be lost by failing to continue.

Three games on Sunday this week - Philadelphia Union face Chicago Fire in what could be a decent measure of relative progress for both sides, after decent second quarters of the season.

Mr. Gore said the Palestinian leader, Mr. Arafat, should "issue instructions to those who have been perpetrating this violence to cease and desist," adding, "It is a time to start building again on the relative progress of the previous two days -- and that can still be done -- to end the violence and damp down the tensions" in order to restart the Middle East peace process.

His rivalry with Farrell is matter-of-fact; they don't harp on about their relative progress.

Given the breadth of scientific inquiry, the public spending and good intentions of successive Australian, Canadian and New Zealand governments regarding Indigenous health and social advancement since 1981, the fact that relative progress on key social determinants of health has been practically static for Indigenous peoples is alarming.

What really matters is relative progress against the competition, and rivals have not been standing still.

Instead, 25 years later, the region has made very little relative progress.

Patients who progressed to joint arthroplasty during the study period were more disabled (based on relative CMS, ASES and pain free active ROM) at the 1 or 2 year post-debridement than those who did not progress to arthroplasty, despite being similar in relative CMS, ASES and ROM prior to their debridement procedure.

Valuations were enormous relative to progress in companies.

The exhibition was based on the juxtaposition of two panoramic timelines: that of Europe's long history of wars and bloodshed, and that of the EU's contrastingly short period of relative stability, progress and prosperity.

An alternative approach to explore the potential improvements in response to selection is to combine them into an index I with 'index coefficients' for each of the traits 1 9 that are no longer constrained to 1 or 0. The coefficients are derived to provide the highest accuracy for an objective H which places relative values on the progress achieved in each of the traits.