Sentence examples for progression and how from inspiring English sources
We're about to start a new system that will involve sending out computer-generated updates on progress through the year – they show a pupil's progression and how they're behaving, providing snapshots of how your child is doing – and at parents' evening you're given all the detail.
This often means that professionals working within these companies are more likely to worry about career progression and how to make it happen.
It is nowadays well kwon how diet can control cancer development and progression, and how the use of certain diet components can prevent cancer development.
Mechanisms explaining the sometimes paradoxical epigenetic changes observed in cancer, their contributions to tumor initiation and progression and how epigenetics relate to genetic events are poorly understood.
For example, we are currently investigating the contributions of Pairing Centers to nuclear architecture and the regulation of meiotic progression, and how chromatin organization might impact these sites' functions during meiosis.
The second concerns the informed consent process, which should include provision to potential subjects of information about why a tumor marker is being used, risk of progression, and how subjects will be monitored to manage risk of progression.
They were used to study and verify the various progressions and how the collaboration exercises were understood.
That's just how I hear things, I hear those progressions and how they used diminished chords and that kind of thing, and it comes naturally to me.
The two worked on blues chord progressions and how to get Hiddleston, whose British training had made him metronomically precise, to give the music air by hanging back slightly off the beat.
It's more striking because of how perfectly logical the progression was, and how he kept finding some deep, basic, fresh truth about sculpture each step along the way.
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