Sentence examples for programs progress from inspiring English sources

By 2015 the known Atira, Aten, Apollo, and Amor asteroids of all sizes numbered 15, 908, 6,593, and 4,732, respectively, although those numbers are steadily increasing as the asteroid survey programs progress.

Supplemental educational materials, online assessment tools, and institutional site visits designed to evaluate and provide feedback on the programs' progress are being provided by CHEST.

As preclinical R&D programs progress, there is a need to translate knowledge between multiple researchers from various disciplines and, despite increasing knowledge, targetable mechanisms are always to some extent incompletely understood.

The program produces three files: a log file containing all details regarding validated variants, an output file with the programs progress reports and summaries, and a filtered validated variant file.

As noted earlier, other studies report a secondary case rate of between <1% and 4% in contact investigations; as programs progress towards TB elimination, this rate may be further reduced.

1. Begin early in the program with simple concepts about others' roles and responsibilities and increase in detail and depth as programs progress and clinical situations become more relevant.

The students in the program progress through four levels, each with decreasing supervision.

The teacher can examine students' programs using the viewer if he/she wants to assess the programming progress of those students.

The importance of diversity and inclusion in the tech industry has generated much attention since we published our last Include Program progress report.

Functions of mixed-methods approach, such as initiation, triangulation, complementarity and development can possibly contribute to improving program progress, avoiding information narrowness and uncovering side effects.

Experimentation under uncertainty led to sustained stakeholder dialogue, and an iterative process of deciding how monitoring and modeling should be used to track and prove program progress.