Sentence examples for progress as shown from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in energy, healthcare and education, there were several reporting slow progress, as shown in figure one below.

Dr. Larry Bowers, senior managing director of Usada, who also testified against Graham, said in an interview that antidoping programs were making "serious progress" as shown by the results of women's field events, easily influenced by steroids.

The range of vocabulary extends as levels of proficiency progress, as shown in its reference wordlist, phrase list and wordlist of active words.

Conversely, the entire focal pattern progress as shown in Fig. 6b is dissimilar and also we can notice that the focal hole expands under the condition of higher order modes for tuning β values from 1.1 to 2. Thus, β affects the focal patterns noticeably.

Now that paper versions of journals have been rendered obsolete in favour of online publications, the only effect of a SOB that remains is to hamper scientific progress, as shown by the very limited number of proper tests of one of the most widely applied behaviour change methods.

As the system maps the data associated with orthologous protein phosphorylation sites between the target organisms, the progress of mapping large data sets can be assessed through a progress bar above the output columns in Step # 3, which refreshes every 5 s to accurately reflect the mapping progress, as shown in Fig.  1b.

It began with the origin of the humerus (upper arm bone) in the ancestor of the Sarcopterygii (lobe-finned fishes), and progressed as shown in Fig. 3.

Iterations progressed as shown in Figure 1.

By contrast, the effectiveness of some other oral antidiabetic drugs, such as glibenclamide, is dependent on adequate β-cell function, and is therefore likely to decline as diabetes progresses, as shown in the UKPDS [ 35] and other studies [ 18, 36].

Instead, we have focused on the last five years, describing recent progress as well as showing some problems and directions for future development.

Through teacher's monitoring or assisting them, try enhancing their progress, as well as showing the fun part of learning.