The phrase "achieved by containing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are explaining how a certain result or outcome is obtained through the inclusion or limitation of specific elements.
Example: "The desired effect was achieved by containing the variables within a controlled environment."
Alternatives: "obtained through the inclusion of" or "realized by limiting the".
A second breakthrough was the recognition that these conditions high compression and high temperature throughout the fuel could be achieved by containing and converting the radiation from an exploding fission weapon and then using this energy to compress a separate component containing the thermonuclear fuel.
Mice capable of inducible nephron-specific ETA knockout (KO) were achieved by breeding mice containing the Pax8-rtTA and LC-1 transgenes with mice containing loxP-flanked (floxed) exons 6 8 of the EDNRA gene [ 7].
For all asphalt mixtures, the best improvement in the fatigue life was achieved by mixes containing 1.5 of hydrated lime.
The high level of uptake prior to MMP7 activation achieved by particles containing higher percentages of FA-SPN is undesirable, as it suggests the potential for nonspecific uptake in nontarget cells lacking the MMP7-rich tumor microenvironment.
The remarkable TC enhancement ratio of more than 10% is achieved by the Ionanofluid containing GE with the mass fraction of as low as 0.03%.
The remarkable TC enhancement ratio of more than 10% is achieved by the Ionanofluid containing GE with the mass fraction of as low as 0.03%, implying that GE is a good nanoadditive for the nanofluids based on ILs.
Despite cross-reactivity between avH1N1 and cH1N1 with pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus, the highest degree of cross-neutralization was achieved by the vaccine containing pandemic (H1N1) virus strain.
Formation of metal nanoclusters can also be achieved by heating the metal containing molecules inside the nanotubes to temperatures above the decomposition point of the molecules.
For gradient patterned hydrogels, a light gradient (365 nm at 10 mW cm−2 for 0 − 12 min of exposure time) was achieved by irradiating the hydrogel containing 2.2 mM I2959 and 10 mM patterning agent while a unidirectional moving photomask continuously covers the hydrogel at a predetermined rate (0.5, 1.0, or 2.0 cm min−1).
The highest formation rates of H2 and O2 were achieved by the GaN:ZnO containing 15% of zinc and 73% of nitrogen.
