Sentence examples for achieved achieved not from inspiring English sources

Post-test, patients' experiences regarding the same items could be ticked on a four-point scale: really achieved, achieved, not achieved, really not achieved.

"Usada achieved the outcome they achieved not on testing, not on analysis of samples, but on simply being smart in the way in which they went to many witnesses," Fahey said.

It is something achieved, and achieved not in isolation but with the aid and support of conditions, cultural and physical: — including in "cultural", economic, legal and political institutions as well as science and art' ('The Future of Liberalism', LW11: 291).

Achieve, achieve, achieve.

For each of the five goals they chose, respondents were asked to rate whether they felt the goal had been achieved, partially achieved or not achieved.

The conventional approach of obtaining shop-floor applicable welding conditions considering maximum penetration, minimum weld width, minimum dilution, etc. are difficult to simultaneously achieve or if accidently achieved are not necessarily be sustainable and practically applicable.

In each category a variable was computed indicating whether an impact was expected but not achieved, expected and achieved, or achieved but not expected.

A categorisation of blood pressure and HbA1c goals in achieved vs. not achieved is not feasible at the individual level.

Goals can either be fully achieved, partially achieved, or not achieved.

"I don't think you necessarily have to be outstandingly good at something to want to do it," she says, "and the store put on achieving excellence very young is quite unpleasant, as though people become destined from an early age to either achieve, or not achieve.

Using statistical information on system parameters, the goal is to determine the probability of a dynamic system achieving or not achieving frequency domain performance specifications such as low frequency tracking error, and bandwidth.