The phrase "achieved shrinkage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to manufacturing, textiles, or any field where a reduction in size or volume is relevant.
Example: "The new fabric treatment has successfully achieved shrinkage, making the garments fit better after washing."
Alternatives: "obtained reduction" or "realized contraction".
The reduction of the number of stack layers can achieve shrinkage of the stack components, including the bipolar plate, MEA, and gasket, with a significant reduction in the price of the stack.
Its central bands of color are woven rather than matted; the felting is achieved by shrinkage, which compresses and unifies the textures while allowing some threads to escape from the impacted surfaces.
Based on the imaging data, chemotherapy has achieved tumor shrinkage equal to 73%.
One patient (3%) achieved tumour shrinkage ⩾25% compared with baseline and consequently continued with open-label sorafenib treatment.
He achieved tumor shrinkage of 34% on day +129 when donor chimerism increased from 25to87%7% that correlated with a decreasing EBV DNA titer.
All of these patients achieved tumor shrinkage and then received radical hysterectomy with pelvic lymphadenectomy.> -wrap-foot> volumetricmodulateddularcd arc therapy; IMRT: intensity modulated radiotherapy; IGRT: Image-guided radiation therapy; TP: paclitaxel & cisplatin; BP: bleomycin & cisplatin; FP: 5-FU & cisplatin.
Some of these materials use Bis-GMA as the base monomer, but resort to greater filler loadings or absence of low-molecular weight (MW) diluents to achieve lower shrinkage [6].
LASSO was proposed by Tibshirani [ 30] to achieve both shrinkage and covariate selection via the penalty (4) J λ (t ) = λ t.
In the treatment of gastroesophageal tumours, neoadjuvant RCT can achieve tumour shrinkage, leading to an increase of R0 resection rates, which in turn increases time to overall survival or even chance for cure.
Significant reductions in drying shrinkage are achieved with a newly developed shrinkage reducing admixture.
