Sentence examples for achieved stages from inspiring English sources

Fidelity to these two components of the SVP therefore seems relatively high for clinical logs that passed Stages 1 and 2. For clinical logs that achieved Stages 1 and 2, the percentage of occasions on which the actual voiding time occurred within 30 min of the proposed voiding time was around 55%%.

These components were only examined for clinical logs that achieved Stages 1 and 2. It was found that the length of the voiding interval did vary across days and across patients (data not presented), and this suggests that there was some individualisation of voiding interval.

They have succeeded in what neither of them alone could have achieved – staging the biggest demonstration in the history of Egypt.

On the other area, the length and stages were affected, for instance, 100% of nauplii achieved stage (1) after 18 h from incubation, while after 24 h 37% reached stage (2).

All patients achieved stage I healing of the incision, with no brachial plexus injury or peripheral vascular injury.

Despite this earlier onset of puberty, only 18% of 15-year-olds and 22% of 16-year-olds had achieved stage G5, indicating that attainment of sexual maturity was not accelerated.

And with her brilliantly warm, winning, witty and all-round adorable performance as Elle, Sheridan Smith achieves stage stardom like some jaw-dropping hole-in-one in golf.

The secondary outcome was the composite of achieving stage AKIN III or death within 14 days of the FST.

Patients with symptomatic angina pectoris (Canadian Cardiovascular Society grade ≥ 2; Campeau et al. 1976) or those unable to achieve stage 2 of the Bruce protocol (Bruce 1971) were excluded from the study.

Healthy participants without emotional or sleep disturbances who are allowed to fall asleep under appropriate conditions can often achieve stage one sleep within 10 min according to the MSLT [ 15].

No figure has been put on the proposed pupil premium to help disadvantaged children, and the document stressed that a high-speed rail system can only be achieved in stages, due to financial constraints.