The phrase "achieved with a common" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing shared goals or methods, but it needs additional context to be fully understandable.
Example: "The project was achieved with a common understanding among all team members."
Alternatives: "accomplished through a shared" or "realized with a collective".
What's more, it is achieved with a well-tuned ear for archly self-conscious speech and without the creak of exposition common to young playwrights.
That required minor surgery in the mice, but could be achieved with an injection in humans a technique already in common use, Edge says.
The cycle life of the electrodes is strongly influenced by the choice of the binder, reaching ca. 120 cycles with LiPAA vs. ca. 90 cycles achieved with the common binder PVDF.
Our results demonstrate that such models lead to better prediction accuracy at a 3-year horizon than that achieved with common models.
Although this goal has its particular challenges some of these acids have the potential to reach even higher levels in the transgenic oil crops than what can be achieved with the five common fatty acids.
The first of those aims was, on the whole, achieved, with Kris Commons typifying the all-hands-to-the-pump resolve as he constantly tracked back to help more naturally defensive-minded colleagues to harass and harry the ever-patient Barcelona stars.
Integration is achieved through a common product information model.
The approach requires a synchronized population of initiated transcription complexes containing RNA of a common length, which is achieved with promoters with a range of specific characteristics.
All groups demonstrated the clinical utility that can potentially be achieved with the incorporation of common genetic variants to a model containing established risk factors.
By capturing the electro-reduction amperometric responses of superoxide anion radical to hydrogen peroxide in the cathodic polarization, highly sensitive determination (a sensitivity of as high as 0.32 μA cm−2 μM−1) of the target was achieved, with no interference from common coexisting species including ascorbic acid, dopamine, and uric acid observed.
