Sentence examples for achieve abundant from inspiring English sources

The dial on the mascara wand lets you achieve abundant volume or perfect curling.

Conversely, our data also suggest that the contribution of any one protein to druse volume is likely small, and that in order to achieve abundant deposition, several druse proteins may have to be over-expressed, perhaps in combinations.

Since the first introduction by Pardoux and Peng [1] in 1990, the theory of nonlinear backward stochastic differential equations (BSDEs) driven by a Brownian motion has been intensively researched by many researchers and has achieved abundant theoretical results.

When evaluated as anode materials, the sandwich-type architecture plays vital roles in endowing high electronic conductivity, accommodating large volume variation and achieving abundant ion transport paths, thus enabling superior lithium-ion storage performance.

To achieve the abundant algal growth necessary, a substantial amount of water, carbon dioxide and fertiliser are required.

He is intelligent and knows there is more than obligation, and he senses his guilt at not being able to achieve the natural abundant life, but knowing this only nourishes his Puritanism and causes him to feel guilty about being guilty.

Help your children to understand that they can achieve the most abundant, joyful and healthiest life when their good values are intersperced throughout all levels of their life: career, relationships, family, passions/interests, spiritual, self growth/development, philanthropic and so on.

He will be remembered in the Senate not for what he achieved with his abundant talent, but for the originality of his style and its sharp edges.

To obtain that, we have compared different depletion and desalting techniques to remove the most abundant proteins and achieve better protein separation respectively.

More abundant domains rarely achieve the maximum possible number of neighbours.

The library was normalised in order to achieve a better representation of low abundant messengers.