Sentence examples for progress as expected from inspiring English sources
Even after treatment has begun, the list of possible diagnoses may be revised further if the patient does not progress as expected.
The deal dismisses the John Doe summons, but the U.S. reserves the right to renew the court fight if the deal with the Swiss doesn't progress as expected.
If Wilson continues to progress as expected, they will be Super Bowl contenders.
It should be, because in spite of Kanté's departure Leicester will have a better squad than last season if their new signings prove to be as shrewd as they seem and youngsters such as Ben Chilwell, Demarai Gray and Daniel Amartey progress as expected.
In other words, progress – as expected – is slow-going, precisely because the people with the most to lose from it still have a stranglehold on power, from which the people with the most to gain remain shut out.
To counteract this problem, they modified a course structure in a first-year undergraduate mathematics course, by providing students who did not progress as expected, opportunity to learn in smaller classes and with increased interaction and frequent feedback and scaffolding from the instructor.
Quantitative hair cycle histomorphometry and hair cycle score calculation (Fig. 5) confirmed that depilation-induced anagen progression was severely delayed in TAK1-deleted mice at 1 3 weeks, while anagen development progressed as expected in TAK1-competent mice.
When using a decline of 3 ml/minstead m instead of 5 ml/min/1.73 m to define RP, the percentage of individuals that progressed to RP increased as expected across all strata.
These reforms have been contentious, and have not progressed as expected.
Motorola also noted that the fourth quarter was progressing as expected on the earnings and sales front for smaller company segments like broadband communications.
Ms. Chia also recommended requesting a construction schedule from the contractor, and having the architect make regular site visits to ensure the job progresses as expected.
