Sentence examples for achieving about a from inspiring English sources
The government's policy was nevertheless given a boost last week when new "value-added figures" suggested that the 163 grammar schools in England had better progress scores across all attainment levels than the other 2,800 state secondaries, achieving about a third of a GCSE grade higher than pupils with the same prior results at other schools.
"[The other sounds] don't completely go away but we're achieving about a 15 to 20db reduction in audio from zone to zone".
According to the Energy Information Agency, U.S. carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions have decreased to 1992 levels, achieving about a 13percentt cut since 2005 levels (other climate pollutants are uncertain).
The numerical results show that the proposed scheme achieves about a complexity reduction of 80%.
Compared with the Business as Usual scenario, the Integrated scenario would achieve about a 68% energy consumption reduction and save 0.23 billion yuan (95% CI: 0.16, 0.32) in health costs in 2025.
Similar cooling of helium-3, which has a lower boiling point, can achieve about in a helium-3 refrigerator.
In particular, we show that by using pilot-scale BHUT-based equipment, total protein and alkaline phosphatase can be efficiently extracted from S. cerevisiae cells, achieving about an order of magnitude productivity increase factor with respect to laboratory-scale results.
Especially, when, the distributed GLD code can achieve about 35 dB gain at a BER of over the scheme without relay.
Even more significant changes in typographical fashions were achieved about a quarter of a century later by John Baskerville in Birmingham.
In the current crisis, it took Ireland two years of severe unemployment to achieve about a 5 percent reduction in average wages.
A poll for the Nouvel Observateur indicated last week that the FN could now achieve about a quarter of the vote in next May's elections to the European parliament, as working-class voters, disillusioned by the mainstream's handling of the economy, reject both the ruling Socialists and the conservative UMP.
