Sentence examples for achieved led to from inspiring English sources

The high levels of achieved specialisation achieved led to an increase in the mix of patients coming outside the sphere of competence of the Local Health Authority (currently 50% of the users).

Maternal-infant bonding is one aspect of the developmental process that, successfully achieved, leads to a strong, healthy relationship between mother and infant.

Although the response rate is not impressive, the disease-control rate achieved leads to the conclusion that this drug could represent a valid option in the management of this unfavourable subgroup of patients.

He was due to step down, under a 2-term limit, at the end of this year, after new elections in Nov. His consuming ambition to create a "new society", which he had so far failed to achieve, led him to declare martial law last Sept. 22 & to suspend the old constitution which went into effect in 1935-measures he said he had to take to avoid a national rebellion.

Temperatures of about 20 30 °C on the inner surface were achieved which led to curing times of about 2 3 days.

Mikhailov et al. have experimentally shown that the carrier density in a graphene sheet as high as 1014 cm−2 had been achieved, which led to a chemical potential of 1 2 eV at a temperature below 250 K [40].

The reaction among alarmed Protestants and their apprehension that emancipation might open the door for the Catholic majority ultimately to achieve ascendancy led to an alliance between the Presbyterians and their old oppressors, the Protestant Episcopalians.

According to Vlasto, Pribina was Duke Mojmir of Moravia's lieutenant in Nitra and his attempts to achieve independence led to his exile.

Another study of long-standing type 2 diabetic Pima Indians showed that 4 weeks of intensive dietary treatment to achieve euglycemia led to improved β-cell function (18).

This higher response rate achieved by DCF led to a comparative phase III clinical trial against cisplatin plus 5-FU (CF) (Roth and Ajani, 2003).

Consequently a learning process fully achieved should lead to an expert decision.