Sentence examples for progression documents from inspiring English sources
Within each type, we further categorize documents according to their structure, predominant characteristics, and content areas, with the indicator documents being divided into two sub-categories: (i) early learning and development standards documents; and (ii) skills progression documents, or "maps".
The second sub-category, skills progression documents, includes documents that are indicator-based; however, the use of the word "standards" has been rejected, though there is recognition of the importance of specifying child outcomes.
This progression in efficacy perception mirrors the progression documented through trained specialist evaluation.
It appeared that our novel inducible PyV mT strain was closely recapitulating the histological stepwise tumour progression documented in the MMTV-PyV mT model.
On the other hand, it was not uncommon to find cases that were condemned as "failed" and retreated (surgical or non-surgically) within the first 4 years after treatment, often without obvious symptoms or signs of disease progression documented.
In an experimental model of CML, depletion of CD8+ T cells by mAbs led to rapid disease progression, documenting an important role of CTLs in the immunosurveillance of leukemia.
Patients whose disease had not progressed at the time of study treatment discontinuation continued to be assessed until progression was documented.
We commend this three-step approach to health services researchers who wish to maximize impact by basing their research on a natural progression from documenting problems, to understanding their causes, to formulating and deploying a solution.
Similarly, among 115 patients in the efficacy population who discontinued because of progression, imaging documented progression in 78%.
Disease progression was documented when an imaging report showed involvement of a new organ system.
Thereafter, patients were assessed for tumor response every 3 months until disease progression was documented.
