Sentence examples for achieved dr from inspiring English sources

As an example of what can be achieved, Dr Lifton points to the Framingham Heart Study.

"The ROC not only achieved Dr Sun's ideals of nationalism, democracy and livelihood for the Chinese race [in Taiwan], things that have not been achieved by China, it will also play a very important role in eventually resolving the differences between Taiwan and mainland China," Mr Shao said.

"I was sceptical of the results of the study on athletes because they are not representative of normal people, because of the high levels of intensity that these people achieve," Dr Chavarro adds.

For achieving DR in an arbitrary scene, vision-based tracking methods are considered more feasible than artificial markers that should be diminished in the user's perspective too.

An average of ten plants per accession were dissected at each of the ten low temperature (LT) treatments, and the mean number of days required to achieve DR formation was recorded to determine the influence of the LT treatment on the rate of phenological development.

The new breakthrough has been achieved by Dr Wilmut and colleagues by creating chemical baths in which adult cells - in this case from a sheep's mammary gland - can be soaked.

"Delivering 5,000 extra GPs in five years, when training a GP takes 10 years, was a practical impossibility that was never going to be achieved," said Dr Chaand Nagpaul, chair of the BMA's GPs committee.

"If the world puts all its resources into finding ways to generate power without burning fossil fuels, and if there were international agreements that action must happen instantly, and if carbon emissions were brought down to zero before 2050, then a rise of no more than 1.5C might just be achieved," said Dr Ben Sanderson of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado.

For main page attacks on dataset2, the DR is originally 49.1% but we can achieve a DR of 83.7% as shown in Table 3 after attaching two new attributes into the attribute vector.

To achieve this Dr Langer proposes to inject the gel under the tissue membrane (a thin layer of cells that covers the vocal cords), forming an additional layer within.

"It turns out there are some visual distinctions between '/p/,'/b/b/,' and '/m/' but it's not something that human lip readers have been able to achieve," says Dr Bear.