Sentence examples for response to progress from inspiring English sources
It may be usual for improvements in legislation in response to progress in medical science to suffer from delays.
In November 2011, in response to progress made and milestones achieved in HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton proposed a vision for an AIDS-free generation [ 20].
However, the results further support the observation that CSPGs are inhibitory to repair of the injured CNS, due to the presence of GAG side chains, and that neutralizing CSPGs allows for regenerative/reparative response to progress.
Anderson et al. [ 26] observed that the IgG antibody against Pg produced in response to progressing periodontal disease appeared to lack functional properties such as direct cytolysis and opsonization in nonhuman primates.
"We have not done anything differently, certainly not in response to the progress report.
India has intentionally left itself with additional positive steps in can take in response to further progress from Pakistan.
Dana Sullivan, a spokesman for the Division of Motor Vehicles, said the partial payment was a response to the progress Parsons had made.
For the FNC's Gomez, the surge in violence is a response to the progress made by his campesinos movement under Lugo.
Mr Chase said the flag's adoption by the southern states happened during the 1950s and 1960s as a direct response to the progress made by the civil rights movement.
The doctrine was most significant, argues Alpher, from the 1960s to the late 1980s, when faded in response to apparent progress in peace talks with the 'core' Arab states and the Palestinians, before re-emerging after 2010 with the Arab Spring as "years of Arab state dysfunction" spawned a new era of Arab revolution".
Second, selective regional mobility may constitute a threat to the exogeneity of the instrument (violating the Independence assumption) if parents of school children would have moved to another province in response to the progress of the reform.
