He claimed that, when researchers work together, they "make continual progress in science in proportion as the world gets older" (I, 456).
Similar to the previous trial, this study reported that the group receiving sulfonylurea therapy progressed in greater proportion to the insulin-dependent stage during 57 months of follow-up.
The director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, Jacob J. Lew, said the allies had made significant progress in raising the proportion of their pledges, but he could not guarantee they would meet the targets by July 15.
For all the progress in Silicon Valley, the proportion of male to female founders remains grossly skewed.
India has made remarkable progress in increasing the proportion of births occurring in health institutions from 39% in 2007 to 73% in 2012.
Yet, despite the benefits of SBA, only half of deliveries are attended by SBAs in sub-Saharan Africa, and there has been little progress in increasing the proportion of SBA use over the past few decades [ 4].
Over half a million women die annually of preventable and treatable complications in pregnancy and childbirth; there has been little progress in halving the proportion of underweight children; and AIDS deaths worldwide rose to 2.9 million last year from 2.2 million in 2001, while more than 15 million children have lost one or both parents to the disease.
The pattern established by emancipation — in which black progress was valued chiefly in proportion to its ability to assuage white unease, in which self-congratulation became a national motif — remains with us.
Concern over what Americans regarded increasingly as their "lifeline" increased in proportion to progress in the construction of the canal.
These phenotypes differed 3-fold in proportion of subjects progressing to JD2 (p < 0.05).By 3 months after diagnosis, a clinical phenotype based on active joint count and platelet count may be prognostic of an increased risk of progression to JD2.
