Sentence examples for achieved generally from inspiring English sources

This phenotypic anticipation is paralleled by increases in the relevant repeat length as it is passed from one generation to the next, with increasing size leading to increasing instability, until a "full expansion" mutation is achieved, generally several generations following the initial appearance of the disorder in the family.

"It has achieved generally what Congress sought".

Practical annealing is achieved generally by holding the product approximately 5 °C (9 °F) above its annealing point for 5 to 15 minutes, followed by slowly cooling it through the glass-transition range and the strain point and finally to room temperature.

Patients with hypertrophic nonunions in which a rigid compression plating has been achieved generally do well with early mobilization.

After sufficient hypertrophy of the FLR is achieved (generally within 1 week), the abdomen is reopened for the second stage and the deportalised liver is removed [24].

Purification of the l-carbamoylase from A. aurescens via Streamline DEAE and MonoQ resulted in much lower values for the recovery as well as for the purification factor (Pietzsch et al. 2000), while Chen et al. achieved generally higher values by purification of the carbamoylase from Agrobacterium radiobacter via His-tag based affinity chromatography (Chen et al. 2003).

The intensity of farming and the yields achieved are generally much higher in the European section than in Siberia.

The CEO, Lloyd Blankfein, said Goldman had achieved a "generally solid" performance, given the "still challenging economic environment", adding: We continue to be disciplined in managing our operations and capital, while effectively serving our clients' needs.

In addition, since diversity gain is achieved, is generally independent with the PSNR.

The impact of nutrient availability and host genetic potential on achieved growth generally increases over time (Figure 4).

The levels of DESI adoption achieved were generally framed by the studies as being "less than expected".