Sentence examples for achieved dramatically from inspiring English sources

Plasmonic photocatalysts with this design achieved dramatically enhanced activity in full-spectrum photocatalytic hydrogen production.

Replication-competent retroviral vectors have achieved dramatically improved efficacy for in vivo cancer gene therapy and genome-free retroviral vectors expressing different kinds of antigens have proven excellent as immunogens.

We achieved dramatically improved accuracy using histone modification features (99.0%; previous attempts, 68.3%) and DNA sequence features (94.1%; previous attempts, <60%).

11 Treatment with ALK TKI has been given to NSCLC patients with the EML4 ALK fusion gene, and this has achieved dramatically good results.

We found that non-pretreated agave biomass achieved dramatically higher sugar yields than non-pretreated poplar or switchgrass at both low, and high enzyme loadings of 15 mg and 150 mg total protein/g structural carbohydrate in raw biomass, respectively.

Equally important is what it achieves dramatically: it is the first Wagner opera in which psychological truth obliterates and subsumes the mythical.

This achieves "dramatically better resolution," according to Lobovsky.

Some old wind farms have recently been re-powered to achieve dramatically improved output from higher hub heights, more efficient structural design, improved layout and other turbine refinements.

This new NAND-type flash memory package can achieve dramatically higher performance and lower power consumption compared with any conventional NAND-type flash memory module.

This is likely due to the combined effects of VP64, NF-κB transcactivating subunit p65, and the viral transcription factor Rta, which together can recruit a multitude of endogenous factors to achieve dramatically enhanced transcriptional activation.

We reveal that a nickel foil heating element embedded inside a SHLB cell plays a dominant role in self-heating and we experimentally demonstrate that a 2-sheet design can achieve dramatically accelerated self-heating due to more uniform internal temperature distribution.