Sentence examples for progress subsequently from inspiring English sources

"We will make special, indeed enhanced, provision, for these students with their schools required to produce a detailed record of their achievement in each curriculum area at 16, which will help them make progress subsequently – and we anticipate some will secure EBacc certificates at the age of 17 or 18".

I saw two sides of coin: the great devastation that occurs from being bedridden and inactive (one-third of skeletal muscle in an immobilized limb can disappear in weeks) and the progress subsequently made by physical activity.

Progress subsequently became very slow, and as the 2/48th Battalion approached "Coconut Ridge" (designated Highland 5 by the Japanese) at around midday, one of the Matildas was disabled when it lost a track to an improvised explosive device which had been placed under the road by the defending Japanese.

An increasing number of experimental results suggest that most of the long-term consequences of TBI are due to molecular and cellular changes that occur during the acute phase of the injury and which persist, or even progress, subsequently [ 40].

Patients who progressed subsequently were offered further chemotherapy with high-dose chemotherapy consolidation.

Among six participants who experienced an inverse seroconversion for GADAs by 1986, two progressed subsequently to type 1 diabetes.

Two of three lesions with FHIT underexpression and five of five lesions with normal FHIT expression progressed subsequently to invasive breast cancer, but the difference was not significant (P=0.375).

Single hospital case note review of 171 women delivered by caesarean section for failure to progress and subsequently delivering at the same hospital.

Due to this set effect and/or exhausting the available options and resources, the problem solver is likely to experience a mental impasse since she is unable to make further progress and subsequently she gives up [18].

However, despite those exciting advances, durable remissions are infrequent and the vast majority of metastatic melanoma patients progress and subsequently receive alkylator-based chemotherapy.

The identification of the genes responsible for the natural freezing tolerance variation can enhance the breeding progress and subsequently the release of novel freezing-tolerant cultivars.