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Discover LudwigThe phrase "achieved to measure" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is intended by this phrase, as "achieved" typically does not pair with "to measure" in standard usage.
Example: "The project was successfully achieved to measure the impact of climate change." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "achieved in measuring" or "accomplished in measuring".
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After phospholipids addition, BET measurement with BJH method was achieved to measure the surface areas and pore-sizes of the materials.
Following cleavage from the cell surface, proteins were complexed in solution and sufficient avidity was achieved to measure weak protein glycan and weak protein protein interactions using glycan arrays and surface plasmon resonance, respectively.
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Work out what is to be achieved and how to measure successful completion.
The model does not explicitly assess what is to be achieved and how to measure it.
"We really want to sit with them and discuss in more detail what they want to achieve and how to measure that," Van der Linde says.
The next goal -- which Cochrane thinks could take about two years to achieve -- is to measure and track these chemical reactions, and eventually create a record of a lifetime's worth of experience and feeling.
It is certainly hard to measure, achieve or proclaim perfection.
Designs should include reconnaissance spacecraft and methods to measure the achieved deflection.
We describe the parameters that we apply to measure the achieved QoS in the sequel.
To achieve accuracy it was important to measure the input template DNA.
Relative intrusion has therefore not significantly contributed to the amount of intrusion achieved, as measured to the palatal plane.
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