Sentence examples for trade progression from inspiring English sources

They remain a team that seems to trade progression (on offense) for regression (on defense and special teams).

Others, such as the way a stock market will react to big trades, or the progression of an HIV patient's illness, are far more complicated.

MADISON "Ghosts, Ghouls and Gravestones: The Trades of Burial," examining the progression of the burial trade.

There was no difference in the prevalence of supplement use between personnel in junior ranks (SuTs, private soldiers attending Phase 3 Main Trade For Pay career progression courses and Junior Non-Commissioned Officers (JNCO); 39 %) and those in senior ranks (Senior Non-Commissioned Officers (SNCO), Warrant Officers, Commissioned Officers and Officer Cadets; 35 %; NS).

A quality-adjusted time without symptoms or toxicity (Q-TWiST) follow-up study assessed the trade-offs between progression-free survival and toxicity in the ITT population from the PO25 trial [ 58].

The progression in many trades is apprentice, helper (some places use both terms to mean the same thing), journeyman and finally master.

Thus, there is a trade-off between the risks of progression of intracranial hemorrhage (ICH) versus reduction of DVT/PE with the use of prophylactic anticoagulation.

But health trade unions argue that this incremental pay progression is a contractual obligation under the 2004 Agenda for Change pay agreement between unions, NHS employers and the then Labour government.

This would allow a record of reliable unstructured trading in CEDAH to create avenues for progression that barely exist at present.

The Q-TWiST is a simultaneous assessment of time without toxicity or disease progression, which essentially examines the trade-off between AEs and treatment benefits (Goldhirsch et al, 1989).

For Sophi it was the perfect progression from an early career selling fair trade products, which had arisen from the boycott of apartheid in South Africa.