Sentence examples for progress later from inspiring English sources

By inextricably linking "fitness" and "progress" and thus "adaptation" and "progress" (later "optimality"), natural selection could be construed as a creative process "progressively" eliminating all less than maximally fit traits.

For example, much of the occipital SP is growing at a rate of 30% per GW, yet there is not significant change in thickness in lateral prefrontal regions, which are more abundant in cortico-cortical afferents that progress later in development (Kostovic and Rakic 1990).

The two sides are supposed to review progress later in March.

He may fail in this particular section, but he makes progress later on.

Teachers would have a perverse incentive to give pupils low scores in the assessment, in order to show progress later, says the letter, while children would be labelled as failing on first entering school, "creating a self-fulfilling prophecy".

Our results suggest that young adults who hold vocational credentials are more likely to be neither in employment nor in education, and to earn less and be more dissatisfied with their career progress later in work life than they would be, had they not experienced early unemployment.

In this subset of patients compared with patients who progressed later, asymptomatic CA-125 elevation as first progression was less common as opposed to symptomatic progression.

That being said, we started passive and active assisted movements early from day 2, progressing later to partial weight-bearing.

All products will need to be open source and may be progressed later with other vendors by Best For Britain.

Unfortunately samples were not available to investigate how the response progressed later than 30 hours following infection.

In the resuscitation phase of our critical burn patients the initial dysfunction was respiratory and cardiovascular, progressing later to cardiovascular dysfunction and haematological dysfunction appearing at the third day of admission.