The phrase "achieved at that" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the accomplishment of something specific, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The results were impressive, and they were achieved at that moment in time."
Alternatives: "accomplished at that" or "attained at that".
Mitchell said of the 1998 Good Friday agreement, which did not lead to a final political settlement until 2007: "It was a political agreement which represented the best that could be achieved at that time.
A composite filter using these sections would have been the very best that could have been achieved at that time.
But the project was stopped after it became clear that automated structure elucidation using MS data could not be achieved at that time.
We computed this correlation every 1000th iteration and compared it to the effective chain length of the SNP variance component achieved at that iteration after burn-in [see Additional file 2: Figure S2].
A high level of control was, however, achieved at that frequency of mass drug administration (MDA): the prevalence of parasitemia decreased very rapidly and varied in the l 5% range, according to season.
Although these studies were the best that could be achieved at that stage, these reports should be discounted as there was a substantial bias in the necessity of having a (and more likely several) living affected individual(s) in a family in order to identify linkage to chromosome 17q in the first instance.
Here's why: To the extent that such marketing messages can be targeted based on location or what the consumer is trying to achieve at that particular moment, the greater likelihood that those ads will be clicked on.
That's a rank few of us would achieve at that age; making lieutenant would be more like it.
So the real question is: Do you want to keep arguing about that and pursuing something that cannot be achieved at costs that will be detrimental?
We illustrate our approach on the genetical genomics dataset from Gerrits et al. 2009, and using these data show that 100% accuracy is achieved at runtimes that are a fraction of those required for exhaustive search.
Phase I clinical trials in cancer and HIV-infected patients have shown that T-cell expansion can be achieved at doses that are well tolerated [ 42].
