Sentence examples for achieved exceptionally from inspiring English sources

Neil Constable, the theatre's CEO, praised Rice's "mould-breaking" work that had achieved "exceptionally strong" box-office returns.

The lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries built by the ABP/Ni/graphene hybrid achieved exceptionally high electrochemical properties in terms of specific capacitance (1260.3 mAh g−1 at 0.2C), rate capability, and cycling robustness.

It is clear that the MICA-SVM algorithm achieved exceptionally leading advantages over the others.

Consequently, we achieve exceptionally high-performance near-infrared perovskite light-emitting diodes with a record external quantum efficiency of 21.6%.

Our recent Ofsted inspection said that we were outstanding in every category and concluded that "most students, whatever their background, achieve exceptionally well".

One of the amplifiers is a chopper-stabilized multipath feedforward architecture that achieves exceptionally high open loop gain with very low drift and ultra-low noise.

There is a fair amount of uncertainty in this calculation: models that claim to achieve exceptionally precise results based on economic data alone have not always lived up to their billing — so a forecast based on the economic index alone would have Mr. Obama as only a 60 or 65 percent favorite, hardly a sure thing.

In her report, she said: "A significant number of children and young people achieve exceptionally well through the Big Noise programme in Raploch.

Aspire's intervention achieves exceptionally high patient and family satisfaction, with an average patient satisfaction score of 4.8 (on a 5.0 score) and is reducing hospitalizations by over 50%.

Furthermore, a locus on chromosome 4 has been identified by genome-wide scans for linkage of human exceptional longevity and these linkage results indicate the existence of one or more genes that exert a substantial influence on the ability to achieve exceptionally old age [43], [44].

LTR retrotransposons thus can achieve exceptionally high copy numbers and have come to represent the majority of nuclear DNA of many organisms.