Sentence examples for progressively reviewed from inspiring English sources

Categories were progressively reviewed and used to help guide discussion in subsequent workshops until no new information on the subject arose.

The survey begins with clues expressed anteriorly in the lids, progressively reviewing those clues located more posteriorly, concluding with clues involving the retinal pigment epithelium and choroid.

Some initial considerations are given on the strategy to implement a structured design and technology down-selection, that progressively reviews and narrows options to arrive at the DEMO plant concept that addresses major system integration risks and offers the best probability to satisfy all stakeholder mission requirements.

These and other findings have prompted speculation that during differentiation the canonical TFIID complex becomes progressively specialized (reviewed in D'Alessio et al., 2009).

During this process, the oocyte progressively grows while the granulosa cells proliferate and differentiate (reviewed in Li and Albertini, 2013).

Since the time frame in which the activities reviewed in this study were designed and implemented, UNICEF has progressively developed more coherent goals and strategies for its support and advocacy work.

Continuous self-critical monitoring and evaluation followed by adaptations feeding into a quality improvement cycle [ 39] should consider reviewing standards, progressively increasing them.

Coverage is lower in the most deprived groups for all reviews, and the discrepancy progressively increases for reviews at older ages (78% and 92% coverage for the 39 42 month review in most and least deprived groups).

Coverage is lower in children living in the most deprived areas for all reviews, and the discrepancy progressively increases for reviews at older ages (78% and 92% coverage for the 39 42 month review in most and least deprived groups).

Coverage of the 10 day review is high (99%), but it progressively declines for reviews at older ages (86% for the 39 42 month review).

Coverage of reviews offered in early infancy is high, but it progressively declines for reviews at older ages (around 99% coverage for the 10 day review and 86% for the 39 42 month review).