The phrase "achieved in a considerable" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence discussing the extent or significance of an achievement, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The results were achieved in a considerable amount of time, demonstrating the team's dedication."
Alternatives: "accomplished to a significant extent" or "attained in a substantial manner."
However, with both procedures complete extraction of polyps was not achieved in a considerable number of patients.
Despite the limited number of patients treated so far with this combination therapy, we conclude that a high dose intensity can be achieved in a considerable percentage of patients for periods of up to 6 months.
Delayed primary fascial closure cannot be achieved in a considerable proportion of patients with the open abdomen, and prolonged management of the open abdomen increases the risk for complications [ 6].
Nevertheless, it has been hypothesised that optimised non-surgical treatment could result in significantly greater pain reduction, functional improvement and increase in quality of life than usual care in knee OA. 32 The results from the present study suggest that such better outcomes may be achieved in a considerable part of OA patients.
It is worth noting the 17-fold increase in the pure water permeation, which was achieved without a considerable refusal in the solute rejection with increasing internal coagulant flow rates.
In patients who achieved remission, a considerable risk of relapse some months later was observed.
The study succeeded in achieving a considerable improvement of the overall support for diabetes patients in primary care but there is still a long way to go.
This analysis indicates that for this subgroup, like the other IDES subjects, supervised exercise training is safe and effective in improving CVD risk factors and CHD risk score and in achieving a considerable amount of PA.
The study succeeded in achieving a considerable improvement of the overall support for diabetes patients but further improvement requires a shift towards system thinking among policy makers.
We conducted divergence time estimations among teleosts by incorporating these additional time constraints and achieved a considerable reduction in credibility intervals in the estimated divergence times.
Efforts to erase women's health considerations from women's health policy achieved a considerable victory in April 2007, when the Supreme Court for the first time upheld a federal law banning an abortion procedure that contained no exception for its use when necessary to protect a woman's health.
