Sentence examples for progressing an from inspiring English sources

Research is the instrument or process of progressing an intervention from bench to bedside.

In order for qualitative literature to contribute to progressing an issue by changing policy or practice, it is necessary to situate the issue or phenomena within its local context, and link it to the broader literature and phenomena [ 24].

However, forging links between CRep networks and external organisations on specific agendas for action and change was not observed or reported during fieldwork nor suggested by CReps or Coordinators as a key approach to progressing an issue.

In progressing an agenda of exploration and analysis of the process of higher level community participation, our definition of higher level utilised Arnstein's [ 29] categories of partnership, delegated power and citizen control, most commonly clustered as 'citizen power'.

With a pilot study, criteria could be set to minimise the probability of a false positive, (i.e. minimising the probability of progressing an intervention that will fail in a confirmatory trial) but if the goal is set too high then this will increase the probability of a false negative (i.e. stopping an intervention that works from going to a confirmatory trial) [ 22].

Although the agreed silence on the substance of discussions will prevent a running commentary on how the commission is progressing, an early morning private discussion between Mr Swinney and Mr Gray has resulted in assurances from the SNP that they wanted a "positive" outcome by the commission.

And as the night progressed, an unspoken pecking order emerged.

"He's progressed a lot," Federer said.

Fortunately, things have progressed a bit.

"There is a way to progress a trick," Hart says.

I think I've progressed a lot in that respect.