The phrase "achieved here for the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing accomplishments or results that have been reached in a specific location or situation.
Example: "The goals we achieved here for the project have exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "accomplished here for the" or "attained here for the".
"When I come to my native region I look forward to seeing the legacy we have really achieved here for the next generations".
Kinetic parameters for Li electroinsertion in nanosized V2O5 are achieved here for the first time.
Furthermore, the imputation accuracy greater than 0.90 that was achieved here for the 3K panel is very similar to that reported by Weigel et al. [ 10] in a study on daughter pregnancy rate, which resulted in a GEBV accuracy of 0.642 when imputation was used (from a LDP of 2942 SNPs), compared to 0.674 when all SNPs were genotyped (42 552 SNPs).
The prediction accuracies achieved here for red and black hair color were in the similarly high precision range as previously obtained for blue and brown eye color, for which practical applications has already been implemented (Walsh et al. 2010a, b).
The highest efficiency achieved here for DSSCs with WO3-x counter electrodes, was 5.25%, obtained from a 500 °C annealed tungsten sheet.
The result on polynomial reproduction achieved here is critical for the smoothness analysis and construction of matrix-valued quad/triangle schemes.
Overall, the best speed-up performance that the framework can achieve here is for the cases of running the parallel algorithm on 25 slaves to infer networks for dataset 4. In other words, the parallel iGA-PSO is 8.28 times faster than the sequential iGA-PSO on a single machine.
"He should be proud of what he has achieved here and we wish him well for the future," added Chan.
This is higher than the average score achieved here (0.66 ± 0.05), although for one of our five sets a close score of 0.72 was obtained, this illustrates the need for multiple cross-validation.
The broad consensus achieved here provides much needed clarity for both practitioners and researchers.
Everything you have learned here, all that you've achieved here, has prepared you for today when you raise your right hand; when you take that oath; when your loved one or mentor pins those gold bars on your shoulders; when you become, at long last, commissioned officers in the United States Army.
