Sentence examples for achievable adding from inspiring English sources

Dr. Chiang said a 50percentt reduction in lignin appeared to be the maximum achievable, adding, "The tree doesn't allow you to go further".

"What is achievable is adding perhaps 10 million students to existing capacity in the next five to seven years," he says.

Nanoparticles suspending after irradiation became also more difficult, but it was properly achievable by adding PVA (1%) and ethanol (10%) into the dispersing medium.

Moreover, several different adaptive techniques to compensate for nonlinear effects have been studied, and the improvements achievable by adding turbo channel codes have also been estimated[11, 14].

Particularly, mean and various second-order velocity and temperature results obtained for turbulent channel flow with a heated and a cooled wall indicate the higher prediction quality achievable when adding a small-scale subgrid-viscosity term within the algebraic multigrid framework instead of residual-based terms accounting for the subgrid-scale part of the non-linear convective term.

The increase in tumor dose to a representative tumor site achievable by adding 131I-MIBG to 90Y-DOTATOC in these six subjects ranged from 0 to 35,407 cGy with a median increase of 4,046 cGy and mean increase of 8,799 cGy (S.D. = 12,196 cGy).

This goal can be achievable by adding some materials to the HA coating, which has already been done to improve its final coating characteristics.

Our projections suggest that the Chinese government's goal of less than 25% prevalence of active smoking in adults by 2015 34 is only achievable by adding to current tobacco control measures.

Based on these as well as previously reported observations [ 33– 35], it was hypothesized that enhanced cell growth and thus higher culture productivity might be achievable by adding low concentrations of bicarbonate before inducing lipid production using a second addition of bicarbonate salt at a higher concentration near nitrogen depletion.

"The targets seem achievable," she added, referring to remarks by Mr. Mergenthaler, "so long as we have a healthy economy".

Every time someone changes their shape artificially, they're putting forth an ideal that isn't achievable, she adds.