The phrase "achieved for several" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing accomplishments or results that have been attained for multiple parties or groups, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The goals were achieved for several teams, leading to an overall increase in productivity."
Alternatives: "accomplished for multiple" or "attained for several groups."
Simulation results predict that second-order focusing can be achieved for several regions in the detected mass spectrum.
However, great weight reduction in the track pin has not been achieved for several decades except a few experimental works.
The effect on annual cooling load was analyzed for each energy efficient design and the combined effects were achieved for several combinations of the designs by thermal simulation.
Finally, a comparison of the dispersive versus the distributive capability is achieved for several (mixer, mix design) systems, which opens opportunities for defining rules for transfer and extrapolation.
Controlled release was demonstrated in vitro and in vivo from the 2-phase system with constant blood levels being achieved for several days in rats.
In the presence of stoichiometric amounts of these ligands, high enantioselectivities (up to 95% ee) and yields (up to 85%) were achieved for several aromatic imines in toluene at room temperature.
This has been a goal she has been determined to achieve for several years," a spokesperson said on her Facebook page.
In lupus arthritis, the disease relapsed within 2 months after the last infusion, whereas in lupus nephritis, the improvement achieved lasted for several years in some of the patients [ 59, 62].
Nano-ChIP-seq achieved success for several histone modifications using 10,000 cells by implementing a modified primer to first amplify the DNA by primer extension using Sequenase, followed by PCR amplification, then restriction digest to remove the primer/adaptor prior to standard library amplification [ 6].
In this case, more than 50% efficiency was achieved for two strains, while for several others it was close to 50%.
A theoretical electromechanical sensitivity of around 3.5 μcould could be achieved for a displacement of several hundreds of nanometers.
