Sentence examples for achieve apparent from inspiring English sources

The subsidy for outpatient care increases the usage of medical services but may not achieve apparent health improvement.

Trainees identified a range of specific techniques deployed by Trusts to achieve apparent compliance during monitoring periods (box 2).

BALB/c mice receiving 2HRZT/4HRT showed complete lung clearance of M.tb at 16 weeks of treatment while Std-Rx alone required 24 weeks to achieve apparent sterilization.

This suggests that despite achieving apparent clearance in mouse lungs at 16 weeks, the 2HRZT/4HRT regimen was unable to achieve true sterilization until the five-month time point.

BALB/c mice, which are immunocompetent, showed acceleration of M.tb clearance achieving apparent sterilization after 16 weeks of adjunctive tofacitinib therapy at average exposures higher than recommended in humans, while mice receiving standard treatment alone did not achieve clearance until 24 weeks.

In fact they worked hard to achieve that apparent spontaneity.

Simple, repeating and slowly evolving string chords take over, and just when you start wondering whether the piece will achieve its apparent desire to become the Barber Adagio, the violins take off into a trilled flight.

How does the human foot achieve these apparent conflicting functions?

A recent follow-up during 16 months of migraine patients with an optimized attack treatment [51] showed an improvement with time without differences between placebo alone, beta blockers alone, or placebo associated with behavioral management, suggesting that the administration of any treatment, even a placebo, is sufficient to achieve an apparent therapeutic success [51].

The analysis also indicated that a threshold of 40%to45%5% improvement in symptom severity was needed to achieve clinically apparent functional improvement [ 28].

We therefore used a strict criterion of intentionality of use, based on accepted characteristics: direction at a target individual able to perceive the gesture, response waiting, and/or appropriate reactions to a failure to achieve the apparent goal.