The phrase "achieved apparent" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been accomplished and is visible or evident, but the combination is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The results of the experiment achieved apparent success, but further analysis is needed."
Alternatives: "achieved visible" or "attained clear".
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).
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 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.
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.
Oddly enough, Monsanto achieved this apparent miracle by taking a page out of the organic playbook.
After the baked product was graphitized, we achieved an apparent density of 1.51 g/mL and resistance of 25 30 μΩm.
A daily dose of 2.5 mg achieved an apparent stable distribution volume of 1.9 l/kg.
Thus, this explanation implies that consensus must not necessarily be achieved, in apparent contradiction of the item 2 text.
In spite of the fact that we have shown that loss of P2 can be readily achieved without apparent detriment to parasite physiology, it does not necessarily lead to resistance to melamine and benzamidine containing compounds.
In fact they worked hard to achieve that apparent spontaneity.
