Sentence examples for progress achievable from inspiring English sources
Indeed, we found that adaptive colonization was more likely when major genes interact with variation at minor loci compared with the progress achievable given their separate effects.
The subject of clinical epidemiology was progressively introduced into medical programs based on the Enlightenment idea that progress was achievable through objectivity and rationality, so medicine has to be a science, not an art [ 29].
These examples underscore the fact that with political will and determined effort, progress is achievable.
While Portugal's experience shows that rapid progress is achievable, it also highlights the price of such a transition.
So if progress is achievable, why is much of the Israeli government snarling at Kerry's efforts?
9 Tackling the wide deprivation gap in deaths of babies born at less than 24 weeks' gestation is unlikely to be achievable through further progress in neonatal care, highlighting the need for a greater understanding of the mechanistic link between deprivation and prematurity.
But the slow pace of progress has hurt Mr Santos by feeding doubts about whether peace is achievable.
That team reported nearly five progress events for every setback; the team leader, and his technical directors, knew how to set intermediate (and achievable) goals.
Closing Guantánamo is achievable.
