The phrase "achieved typical" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The results achieved typical outcomes for the study."
Alternatives: "reached standard" or "attained usual".
Landlords with houses in Southampton, Blackpool and Kingston-upon-Hull are all achieving typical rental yields of almost 8% on their buy-to-let properties, according to HSBC – the highest in the country.
Therefore, to achieve typical tensile strength and hardness is the primary objective of this paper.
The appropriate mechanical strength provided by the functionalized nanofibrous scaffolds profoundly supported MSCs to produce contractile proteins and achieve typical cardiac phenotype.
Our results show that parallel implementation achieves typical acceleration values in the order of 80 120 times compared to CPU using a single-threaded implementation on a 2.33 GHz desktop computer.
In our implementation, the direct porting of C code in the GPU achieves typical acceleration values in the order of 10 20 times compared to a state-of-the-art conventional processor, but they vary depending on the type of the algorithm.
The main advantages of this model are technical feasibility, short time to achieve typical disease, reproducibility and high similarity with humans in terms of portal hypertension.
High numerical aperture water immersion objective (40×, NA 1.10, LD C-Apochromat, Zeiss) was used to achieve typical lateral and axial resolutions of 0.36 × 1.2 µm at 860 nm excitation.
For example, those high-risk infants who later achieve typical outcomes seek interaction (social or non-social) less than their high-risk peers that will go on to develop autism and also less than low-risk controls (Clifford et al., 2013).
This latest foray "Outside" (Alaskan slang for the rest of the country) culminates a week in which she achieved a typical run of multimedia ubiquity from Wasilla: She e-mailed a high-profile endorsement of Dr. Rand Paul in a Republican Senate primary in Kentucky.
