Sentence examples for achieved general from inspiring English sources

Although few of Moore's theories achieved general acceptance, his unique approaches to certain problems and his intellectual rigour helped change the texture of philosophical discussion in England.

The technique of electrochemical noise measurement has now reached a relatively mature state, in that the methods required to make reliable measurements are well-understood, and some aspects of the analysis of such measurements have achieved general acceptance.

Several instruments exist to assess the methodological quality of systematic reviews [5], but not all of them have been developed systematically or empirically validated and have achieved general acceptance.

If satisfactory epidural surgical anesthesia cannot be achieved, general anesthesia should be induced to guarantee effective surgical anesthesia and cesarean delivery.

However, DNA ploidy determination in gastrointestinal solid tumors has not achieved general clinical use, in part, due to the lack of reliable diagnosis of aneuploidy [ 3].

Owing to the national compensation system for meeting recruitment and in-service training needs, therapists achieved general competence in cognitive behavioural therapy, which is useful for treatment of mental health problems other than those included in the RG.

Our efforts to explicitly identify factors that might affect the likelihood of these substitutions may help in designing specific strategies to achieve general goals in this area, often concerning the increase of generic and discouragement of branded substitution.

Tragedy enhanced Pollock's status as the first American painter, after the corn-belt realist Grant Wood, to achieve general popular renown, as a shining native son.

Women complained that collectively the political parties ignored the Southern African Development Community protocol to achieve general parity in political decision making by 2015, even though the constitution guaranteed about one-third of the parliamentary seats to women.

From a career standpoint, von Braun's death, in 1977, at the age of sixty-five, may have been as lucky as it was premature, since the worst disclosures about his past — his S.S. membership and complicity in slave labor — were soon to achieve general circulation.

A method to achieve general projective synchronization of two fractional-order Rossler systems was proposed in [31].