The phrase "achieved proved" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate verbs that do not work together in this form.
Example: "The results achieved proved to be significant in the study."
Alternatives: "demonstrated success" or "showed results."
In this study, a change in the promoter strength of fivefold was achieved, proving the applicability of the method.
iversity CEO Marcus Riecke said the level of launch traction it has achieved proves the MOOCs concept can fly in continental Europe, which has lagged the U.S. in experimenting with the massive online courses model for free-to-learn higher education.
Very good agreements between simulation and measurement have been achieved, proving the ability of the model to predict the biomass combustion under study on the grate.
The results achieved prove that the proposed method may a priori ensure positive and bounded cable tensions along any straight line and circular path.
The specific amplifications of 295 bp of β-actin from human genome, 232 bp of AH1pdm influenza virus and 95 bp of 16S rDNA of Escherichia coli genomic DNA were successfully achieved, proving the application potentials of our device.
Notably, even if only 50% of the genome was retained, an average accuracy of 94% could still be achieved, proving that the probe-set method has good fault tolerance.
Since the first study published by Echt et al. in 1999, the SN technique has been improved significantly and high detection rates as well as low false negative SN rates have been achieved proving the feasibility of the SN concept in cervical cancer (see Table 2).
To achieve proving the existence and uniqueness of solution of the given problem (1.5), we employ Banach's contraction mapping principle and Krasnoselskii's fixed point theorem in Section 3.
According to the findings, significant results (sig = 0.00) of Friedman test have achieved and proved that the means of items cannot be considered to be the same and we can rank them based on their means.
Mr. Clinton's standing was elevated by the fact that a third-party candidate, Ross Perot, quit the race in the middle of the Democratic convention, but even discounting that he achieved what proved to be an insurmountable lead.
