Sentence examples for been used very successfully from inspiring English sources

"The Capacity Market was originally set up to keep the lights on at the lowest possible cost; a format that has been used very successfully in the US.

Wavelet-based estimators have been used very successfully for estimating scaling behaviour applied to time series (Balasis et al., 2006; Zaourar et al., 2010).

This approach has been used very successfully to reduce the opportunity for contract cheating in a business capstone unit in Australia (Baird & Clare, Removing the opportunity for contract cheating in business capstones: a crime prevention case study, submitted for review).

The ATLAS trigger has been used very successfully for the online event selection during the first run of the LHC between 2009-2013 at a centre-of-mass energy between 900 GeV and 8 TeV.

Spectroscopic measurements with low-temperature scanning tunneling microscopes have been used very successfully for studying not only individual atomic or molecular spins on surfaces but also complexly designed coupled systems.

The 'tilt angle' of the wavy current sheet in the hehosphere has been used very successfully as a proxy for solar activity in cosmic ray (CR) modulation models with particle drifts included.

"Here's the formula we've been using very successfully," said Linda McMahon, the chief executive "We first introduce our product into the marketplace via the television show.

It was used very successfully in Singapore during the SARS epidemic.

Studies indicate MDMA can be used very successfully to treat post-traumatic stress disorder, could help thousands of veterans like you, but because it's illegal you haven't gotten anything like the help you need".

Subsequently, empirical methods, such as mosquito eradication, which was used very successfully in Cuba, and the development of a yellow fever vaccine has protected millions of humans from potentially fatal infection by yellow fever virus.

This approach was used very successfully by TMM in the Kia Ngawari project [ 41], where whānau identified that the reports made them feel as though they had been heard and had often become taonga (something treasured) that upholds the mana (prestige) of their loved one and the whānau and family as carer.