Sentence examples for progressing compared to from inspiring English sources

However the biomedical application of low-molecular gelators is slowly progressing compared to the hydrogels formed by polymer hydrogelator that is applied to biomedical application such as tissue engineering and biomedical regions.

A very high proportion of NDF-negative patients progressed (91%) whereas 62% of NDF-positive patients progressed compared to a 70% progression rate in the total patient group.

Rwandan facilities fared better with implementation progress compared to facilities in Uganda and Mali, despite the comparatively recent initiation of services.

That said, these policies look like progress compared to what the gas-pumping Conservatives have planned.

That is, she created an enormous amount of progress compared to where England was.

That is certainly progress compared to some of what went before.

Earlier, we spent quite some time talking about cross-strait and international relations, areas in which we have made significant progress compared to the past.

When men are deliberately engaged in gender inclusion programs, 96% of organizations see progress —compared to only 30% of organizations where men are not engaged.

As evidence of the neglect, the Papuans, who are indigenous Melanesians with broad features and curly hair that contrast with the Malay heritage of most Indonesians, point to their relative lack of progress compared to the rest of Indonesia.

That would be far short of the 150,000 or more new jobs needed each month to keep pace with population growth, but would still represent progress compared to most of this year.

On Tuesday, Mr. Nakasone was quoted by two Japanese newspapers as having said the presence of blacks, Puerto Ricans and Mexicans in the United States had impaired educational progress compared to Japan.