Sentence examples for achieve an established from inspiring English sources

A Leader that works on the business guiding a team to achieve an established vision versus working in the business i.e. hands on in producing a widget or doing the actual hammering.

A more detailed comparison between the previous study and ours is not possible because we ovariectomized the mice 2 weeks before initial immunization (that is, 5 weeks before the development of arthritis) to achieve an established postmenopausal state, whereas Yamasaki and colleagues ovariectomized the rats 1 week after sensitization.

Other prognostic factors have been widely tested (Bendardaf et al, 2006, 2007) but as yet have not achieved an established role in the management of CRC.

A first transient state during which the diffusion process starts must be achieved before an established state appears.

Recruitment of PHCPs will be achieved using an established, structured and well-trained network that has been involved in previous alcohol projects including ODHIN, PHEPA and Beveu Menys.

Set-up of the automated SMS system was achieved using an established in-house trial management database, built in Microsoft Access, which was linked to an online SMS platform.

Quantification of VTG in the plasma samples was achieved using an established homologous carp enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (Tyler et al. 1999) that has been validated for use with a wide variety of cyprinid fish (Tyler et al. 1996).

The pre-functionalization of the organic ligands was achieved by using an established procedure.

The ABLE legislation (Achieving A Better Life Experience) establishes tax-advantaged accounts that allow families to put aside money to cover expenses like medical care, housing, education and job training for those with autism.

Ideally, they said, the site will achieve the breadth of an established Web site and remain at no cost to the consumer.

In parallel to these developments, CAR technology has received an important boost with the demonstration that this approach can achieve sustained control of an established in vivo tumour burden (Haynes et al, 2002; Brentjens et al, 2003).