Sentence examples for progress rank from inspiring English sources

The median progress rank was 4, indicating implementation was 100% complete.

Further education and professional progress rank highest among the professional objectives of the nurses and doctors interviewed in Kenya and Benin.

aThe proportion of actions with a progress rank of 4 or 5 out of the total number of action items in the action plan.

Compliance with the tailored action plan was defined as the proportion of strategies with a progress rank of 4 or 5 out of the total number of strategies in the site's action plan.

For the secondary evaluation, omitting nonmodifiable barriers, the ability of sites to successfully implement their action items varied from achieving a 4 or 5 progress rank for one of the six action items (17% compliance) at Site 3, to six out of seven action items (86% compliance) at Sites 1 and 5.

Across the five sites the developed action plans consisted of either seven or eight action items, and each site identified one item that was nonmodifiable with a progress rank of 0, with the exception of Site 2 that identified two such items.

American military officers praise the progress rank-and-file Iraqi soldiers have made in becoming a fighting force, but they say the upper echelons need to improve in areas like administration, logistics and the development of a noncommissioned officer corps.

For now Del Potro remains a masterwork in progress: ranked just 26th and seeded just 25th, respectable numbers indeed when you consider that he started the year ranked 257 and barely played a match in 2010 because of wrist problems.

After a few days the progress ranking of electrolyte spreading along uncoated conversion films reflected the progress tendencies of cathodic delamination observed on epoxy coated conversion layers after long-time exposure to the same corrosive environment.

While Namibia has made some progress, ranking the top five countries in Africa to reduce child mortality in the past 10 years, the renewed commitment and support from the Government of Japan comes against a background of critical gaps persisting to continue reduction of maternal and child mortality currently standing at 200 per 100,000 live births and 42 per 1,000 live births respectively.

Members of medieval guilds typically progressed in rank from apprentice to journeyman to master craftsman — distinctions still used by some trade associations today.