Sentence examples for perceived to have progressed from inspiring English sources

The implementation of both recommendations was perceived to have progressed by an average of 30%%.

Although the updating of diagnostic algorithms, with the inclusion of HIV rapid tests, was the most common recommendation, it was perceived to have progressed by only 46%% on average.

Despite this, Venezuela was perceived to have made progress in terms of community participation (76 %), followed by Ecuador (46%%) and Bolivia (40%%).

Those discharged to a rehabilitation facility will be admitted only if they are perceived to have rehabilitation potential (that is, the ability to progress from their current functional level.

They were encouraged to enter the same codes until the delay was resolved or other delays were perceived to have a greater impact on trial site progress.

This paper seeks to understand why projects in some settings were perceived by the key stakeholders involved to have made progress towards their goals, whereas others were perceived to have not done so well.

cont) are perceived to have.

Twenty-two of these dysplasias (79%) have progressed to carcinoma, and six have not progressed.

When New York legalized gay marriage in 2011, I asked Mr. Koch if the cultural climate had progressed to the point where he was ready to reveal what was widely perceived as his sole remaining secret.

She had progressed to active labor.

Also, science had progressed and evidence wasn't supporting the belief that perceived negative traits were always passed down the generations.