She spent decades crusading against child labor, proposing in vain a constitutional amendment against it; at the time of her writing, in the late thirties, she found the practice happily less prevalent: "We have made some progress, due largely I think to the adult need of the jobs that children used to get with little or no trouble".
These data underline that in progressive multiple sclerosis patients, neurodegeneration may progress due to age-related concurrent diseases, even when multiple sclerosis related inflammation and axonal injury have ceased.
When discussing his lack of progress due to deteriorating health, one patient reflected: Patient 1 "We [the patient and the health professional] sat down and we discussed it all, you know, but the goals have come down [been downgraded] now, know what I mean?
We know clinically that elderly patients with invasive breast cancer treated with TAM rather than a mastectomy eventually progress due to tumour resistance to this cytostatic drug [ 46].
But the talks have not made the expected progress, due partly to the lack of trust between Russia and the US.
The Pacific remains the region with the lowest average for women in parliament in 2015, with just 15.7% female parliamentarians - progress due largely to gains in Australia and New Zealand.
Talks on launching trade on Sundays and Monday and Wednesday afternoons, when many Greek businesses traditionally close, failed to progress due to opposition by employers' unions.
Records provided to The A.P. by Mr. Miera's family show that he was released on parole from a Texas Youth Commission facility in May 2005 and discharged entirely four months later for "inability to progress due to mental illness/retardation".
And the in-house Alys Restaurant, set to serve tapas-style fare from renowned Québécois chef Louis-François Marcotte, was a work in progress, due to open in January.
Torgal (2013) attributed this slow progress due to the lack of research on the use of the nanomaterials in construction industry.
