Removing these cultural barriers to progress "is the equivalent of moving a mountain," says Mr Aziz.For now, though, there is something even more pressing to be dealt with: bad loans.
The motion capture system was calibrated daily with the global reference system oriented such that the x-axis progressed horizontally from the equivalent of a subject's left to right, the y-axis from posterior to anterior, and the z-axis vertically from inferior to superior.
The government budget, despite progress, consumes the equivalent of 55% of the gross domestic product.
Those two chains have improved progress by the equivalent of an extra three GCSE grades in one subject in each year that they have run the schools, compared to schools that were in a similar state.
It's an interesting work in progress, the video equivalent of one of those "Star Trek" voyages: boldly going where no one has gone before; not quite sure how to get there or what it will find when it does.
Of 7,246 with no DR at either screening, 120 progressed to STDR, equivalent to an annual rate of 0.7%.
Of 7,246 with no DR at both screenings (group A), 120 subsequently progressed to STDR, equivalent to an annual rate of 0.7%.
Of 1,778 with no DR in either eye at first screening but mild NPDR in just one eye at second screening (group D), 80 progressed to STDR, equivalent to an annual rate of 1.9%.
Of 1,159 in the most severe category (group I) with mild NPDR in both eyes at both screenings, 299 progressed to STDR, equivalent to 11.0% by 1 year and associated with an HR of 18.2 (14.7–22.5) compared with patients with no DR at both screenings.
The adequate yearly progress system issues the equivalent of a pass-fail report card for every school each year.
