Sentence examples for achieving a product from inspiring English sources
The main problem is that it puts success down to the quality of the original idea and completely glosses over the most important factor: achieving a product that customers want enough to pay for.
For the base case studied (inlet temperature of 50°C, seed crystal size of 40 microns) the optimal solution was for 2% seed mass loading (with respect to solute mass) and with 80% water antisolvent use (by mass with respect to process solvent acetone); the crystalliser size was 4.25 L with a total cost of 101,370 GBP, achieving a product yield of 50% with a product crystal size of 83.6 microns.
The involvement of older adult wheelchair users, as well as care providers and clinician stakeholders, was critical to achieving a product that was both comprehensive and acceptable to the target users.
The final alternative scheme was reported to achieve a product yield of 3.00%, with an annual production of 1137.72 kg of Tongkat Ali extract.
"We think they can achieve a product that is the same as Bendectin and therefore come in with a generic version of Bendectin," Ms. Masciale said.
A successful product development process is required in order to achieve a product with the desired conditions concerning time, cost and quality, etc.
"The committees' draft falls short in reducing costs and increasing efficiency, outlining only a fraction of what will be required to achieve a product that does not add to the deficit," Rep. Mike Ross, D-Ark., said recently.
When considering evaluation of pain in patients with mCRPC and if the desire is to achieve a product label claim in the US or the EU, the PPI is not recommended.
An additional step is necessary to achieve a product-by-product decomposition (denoted as ({mathbf{m}}^{p})).
The main idea is to encapsulate in the pattern a conceptual definition of a collection of potential verified solutions, able to achieve a product-service with certain performance value with regard to a set of working conditions.
The evaluation result shows that all the NN-based models outperform the GP-based models, suggesting that the NN model should be used to help product designers determine the best combination of form elements for achieving a desirable product image.
