The phrase "achieved might be" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The results achieved might be more significant than we anticipated."
Alternatives: "may have been achieved" or "could be accomplished."
This behavior, if achieved, might be harnessed at some point, perhaps in sensing devices with very fast response times, he speculates.
The exceptional result achieved might be related to different reasons such as excess amount of catalysts used in their reactor, which is not practical for vehicular fuel cell system application.
I recently found a blog post mentioned in Critical Voter which describes the kind of anxiety which derives from discovering that a stability we believe we have achieved might be a mirage.
They all concerned chloroquine and quinine, and indeed showed that the concentration achieved might be sub-optimal [ 24– 27].
This mechanism, which leads to attentional focalization on bodies that are difficult to achieve, might be considered dysfunctional because it may maintain or reinforce BD.
If I was working my way may through Silicon Valley, what I've achieved might have been more of a victory for me as a woman, specifically.
I slid my finger slightly lower until we achieved what might be some of the warmest, purest harmony I've ever heard.
Given the disparity between the U.S. aims announced back in 2001 and the results actually achieved, defeat might be an apt characterization.
This lack of mutations that have achieved fixation might be partly due to coexistence of beneficial mutants.
However, if a longer diffusion time at the same SNR could be achieved this might be advantageous for the current study.
However, further research is clearly needed in order to more concretely characterize the benefits that have been achieved and that might be achieved in the future.
