The phrase "achieved narrow" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific outcome or result that is limited in scope, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The project achieved narrow results, focusing only on a specific demographic."
Alternatives: "obtained limited" or "reached specific".
The ability to individualize dosing is limited because of the small number of "dose categories," and achieving narrow exposure targets is difficult.
Our results demonstrate strain engineering of TiO2 to achieve narrow bandgap in anatase TiO2 NCs, which are promising for visible light photocatalytic and other emerging applications.
The alternative may achieve narrow historical exactitude, but that is outweighed by its possible connotations of collective historical guilt, itself one of the elements in the Nazi demonising of the Jewish people.
Even workers who view themselves as highly engaged satisfied with their roles, committed to the organization and industry, energized by the environment may suffer from myopia, centered on achieving narrow objectives.
Today's plan is to use ESOPs to achieve narrow financial goals, not to forge an enlightened bond with workers.Financial engineering is central to the deal announced earlier this month to sell Tribune to Sam Zell, a real-estate tycoon.
In addition, the fast nucleation event and following growth step must be completely separate in order to achieve narrow size distribution of the final nanoparticles while multiple nucleation events may lead to wide size distribution [21, 22].
Au-plated quartz substrates commercially available have been measured to have a roughness around 40 Å, making them less suited for long range SPs experiments or to achieve narrow SPR peaks.
Their behavior shows they don't belong to al Qaeda and that they are trying to achieve narrow, self-interested goals," he said, without elaborating.
The large sample size allowed us to achieve narrow confidence intervals for sensitivity.
