Sentence examples for progressed appropriate from inspiring English sources

The first model to appear [ 8] concluded that ring vaccination would be effective, but did not treat response logistics in detail; the model was linear and did not treat the depletion of susceptibles as the epidemic progressed (appropriate, however, for assessing control early in an epidemic, when the number infected is small compared to the number of susceptibles, e.g. [ 14]).

"He is making progress appropriate to the severity of the situation," she added, reiterating a statement she made a month ago.

Teachers design learning programs that enable students to progress through appropriate curriculum levels in mixed-ability classrooms.

This global evaluation demonstrated that flowering modelling in temperate fruit trees would progress through appropriate choices of overarching model, sub-models and parameters.

As a project progresses through appropriate clinical trials, a fortunate instance may arise in which the drug molecule may show promise and is therefore a candidate for further registration and commercialization at a larger scale.

This organism is a virulent cause of endocarditis, as the infection has the potential to progress despite appropriate therapy, which can ultimately lead to death [ 2].

Just as often, as their reign progressed, Emperors would appropriate all of the titles, regardless of whether they had been granted them by the Senate.

To be optimally beneficial, exercise should be progressed so that appropriate physical stress is placed upon the individual for further improvements to be obtained [ 40].

Monitoring of participants' progress and appropriate progression of the exercise programme accordingly will be achieved through the fortnightly physiotherapist home visits, alternating with fortnightly telephone calls.

The FMP was supervised through every repetition of every exercise for each patient, once a day, over a six day period (Monday to Saturday) by AHAs, employed 1.5 FTE, and the exercises were progressed or modified as appropriate under the guidance of the treating physiotherapist.

It is this which enables learners to progress smoothly into appropriate education, employment or training post-16 and ensures that these transitions are successful.