Sentence examples for be successfully investigated from inspiring English sources
"If the unit is disbanded, a huge number of wildlife crime cases will never be successfully investigated or prosecuted, and it will prove far more difficult for the UK to meet its national and international commitments to tackle wildlife crime," it said in a statement.
The studies discussed in this section indicate that the interfaces between the polymer blend components can be successfully investigated with a nanoscale resolution using TERS.
The problem with model pseudopotentials is that of their transferability because there still is no accurate method to obtain the form factor by which all the properties of liquid metals may be successfully investigated.
In this experimental model, our gene signature was capable to efficiently discriminate CaP tissue specimens of TRAMP mice responding to GTCs treatment from those not-responding, therefore suggesting that the biological behaviour of CaP might be successfully investigated also in humans by the same approach.
Nearly all the deaths took place in strange circumstances, and none of them have been successfully investigated or prosecuted.
The application of the assay in the serum sample was successfully investigated.
The applicability of the proposed cantilever system was successfully investigated for PoC lung diagnostic purposes.
The Green party's MP, Caroline Lucas, said that the loss of "the world-leading expertise of this unit" was likely to result in a fall in the number of wildlife crimes being successfully investigated and prosecuted.
δ-Doped In0.35Al0.65As/In0.35Ga0.65As metamorphic high electron mobility transistor (MHEMT) grown by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) has been successfully investigated.
The effects of partial shading and temperature on the electrical characteristics of PV arrays were successfully investigated using the package.
The structural, optical and morphological correlations of these materials were successfully investigated by various physico-chemical techniques.
