Sentence examples for achieved in defining from inspiring English sources

Much progress has been achieved in defining indicators of impact and change at national and international levels.

Over the last decades, a substantial progress has been achieved in defining different patterns of tumor microcirculation.

During the past few decades, significant progress has been achieved in defining the molecular etiology of thyroid cancer.

Although significant advances have been achieved in defining the conditions needed to differentiate hESCs into various types of biologically active cells, many challenges remain in the clinical development of hESC-based cell therapy, such as the immune rejection of allogeneic hESC-derived cells by recipients.

The benefits of vertical programs are that they focus on the population need for a particular disease, use specialist staffs (who generally manage just one condition), have educated resources, and operate in a project mode with clear objectives to be achieved in defined time scales.

For P. pastoris as expression host, high cell densities can be achieved in fermentors in defined minimal medium; however, cultivation in minimal medium can also come at the cost of lower yields of recombinant protein as compared with complex medium (Macauley-Patrick et al. 2005).

Collaborative efforts during the past years achieved substantial progress in defining the genetic architecture, underlying susceptibility to MS. Similar to other autoimmune diseases, HLA-DR and HLA-DQ alleles within the HLA class II region on chromosome 6p21 are the highest-risk-conferring genes.

Consensus should be achieved, in order to define standardized procedures for MRSA surveillance in different healthcare settings.

If effective components can be identified in either general practice or community settings, more streamlined, cost effective, efficient and reconfigured interventions might be achieved in primary care, broadly defined.

Similarly, the TICORA (Tight Control for RA) [ 59] trial required aggressive escalation of traditional DMARDs with liberal use of intra-articular corticoidsteroid injections; 'remission' was achieved in 65% of subjects (defined as a DAS of less than 1.6).

This was achieved in typical RDF fashion by defining two sets of triples, one defining a set of rules and the second, the statements, using them.