The phrase "achieved in distinct" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been accomplished in a unique or separate manner, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The results were achieved in distinct phases, each contributing to the overall success of the project."
Alternatives: "accomplished in separate" or "attained in unique".
Tuning of the plasmon coupling of (Au NPoM(Al) constructs was achieved in four distinct ways.
This greater sense of point or purpose could be achieved in three distinct, but not mutually exclusive ways.
Given that the core LapG-binding motif (the GWxQ loop) is surface-exposed in the apo-CdgS9Output structure and is potentially available for engaging LapG, it was important to address how differential LapG binding would be achieved in the two distinct states.
In agreement, the level of performance achieved in VO2max (cardiorespiratory fitness) by the distinct IPAQ categories was significantly different, with the subjects assigned to the low PA levels by IPAQ showing the lowest mean values of cardiorespiratory fitness.
Clear recognition of VL as a distinct disease was achieved in 1900 after William Leishman and Charles Donovan independently identified Leishmania donovani parasites in the spleens of kala azar patients.
While it is true that a majority of the popular vote is not required now, the current system requires that, at minimum, pluralities be achieved in at least a dozen states holding distinct elections.
When Sracic says that "the current system requires that, at minimum, pluralities be achieved in at least a dozen states holding distinct elections," he must mean that the dozen largest states have enough electoral votes to elect a President.
A distinct apoplasmic pH signal was achieved in ~90% (N>160) of leaf impalements.
Despite overall misaligned interests, full revelation is achieved in equilibrium by having the senders truthfully reveal along distinct dimensions.
Precise regulation of neurogenesis is achieved in specific regions of the vertebrate nervous system by formation of distinct neurogenic and nonneurogenic zones.
