Sentence examples for achieves down from inspiring English sources

Due to the number of players, commission levels are being eroded far from the 40-50% that Groupon achieves down to 0% just to get the deal (at Snippa our deals averaged around 10-20%).

(Yes, West should have studied the spade spots more closely. He would have seen that I had led my highest, so could not have an honor in the suit. If he had returned a club after taking the spade ace, we would still have achieved down two).

In principle, the TNP patterns can be achieved down to a submicrometer scale depending on the dimension of the elastomer stamp patterns or the SL patterns[11].

We note that the resolution achieved down to a depth of 100 µm inside the tissue would make it possible to monitor the generation of neurons, by using an appropriate transgenic background.

However, the level of granularity achieved (down to exact day of initiation of acute dialysis which then transitioned into maintenance dialysis) may not be reliably replicated in administrative databases in which the exact start of date of dialysis may be documented with a margin of error of up to a few months.

For ondansetron, plasma levels are 0.1 μM (1 2 h) and 0.5 nM (24 h hours) (Moreira et al., 2010) that could achieve down-regulation by 50 and 20%, respectively.

"He doesn't try and get by on talent – he outworks his talent, everything he has achieved is down to him.

Its personalising potential has real value in a world where ultimately what we can achieve comes down to the quality of our relationships.

We should have gone in with more had we achieved draw down in Iraq 4.08pm: Lyne is still playing with the concept of an overheated machine – he actually said overstretched machine.

The proposed subsampling architecture for the RF receiver achieves frequency down-conversion and signal demodulation for wireless communication applications.

What differentiates nanocomposite materials from classical composites is the degree of control of fabrication, processing, and performance that can be achieved nearly down to the atomic scale.