Sentence examples for achieved reviewed from inspiring English sources

However, with time, the tumor endothelial cells die and the blood vessel regression is achieved (reviewed in [36]), which would lead to a decreased retention of (R -[11C]PAQ.

In the adult pancreas, a clear identification of stem cells has so far not been achieved (reviewed in [ 11- 13]).

During the past 15 years, researchers have used the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster to understand how tissue size is achieved (reviewed in Mirth and Shingleton 2012).

The methods of Rydberg-Stark deceleration with which this can be achieved are reviewed here.

Kinetochores are specialized protein complexes that assemble on the centromeric (CEN) DNA and mediate the attachment of duplicated chromosomes to the mitotic spindle; they also generate signals to arrest cell cycle progression if metaphase is not achieved properly (reviewed in [1], [2]).

Suggestions as to how this can best be achieved are reviewed in detail.

Papers written in English or including an English abstract, published from 1980 through 2005, and reporting either the success rate in eradication of infection or the clinical status achieved were reviewed.

For example, behavioral sensitivity requires that rod photoreceptors detect single photons, and we now have a good understanding of how that is achieved mechanistically (reviewed by Rieke and Baylor, 1998).

This was achieved by reviewing ED and ward notes and discharge diagnoses, supported by ECG, cardiac enzymes, angiography and perfusion scans to differentiate STEMI, NSTEMI and unstable angina.

This is achieved by reviewing the context and process by which a diverse group of stakeholders engage and develop strategies to address the controversial problems that diseased wildlife populations often present.

A more equitable distribution of RET costs and benefits could be achieved by reviewing the scope and extent of industry exemptions and ensuring that methodologies to estimate wholesale price components in regulated electricity tariffs reflect more closely actual market conditions.