Sentence examples for by which achievement from inspiring English sources
Most of the data point to shortening of telomeres below a critical limit as the most important target achieved by telomerase inhibition [6], [7], supporting the notion by which achievement of significant telomere shortening will result in anti cancer clinical effects.
They chose chess for their experiment because it has an objective metric by which achievement can be measured.
Alternative hypotheses according to which achievement is predicted either by collaborative learning alone or by self-directed learning alone did not fit the data.
This version's new ending persuasively suggests that a contemporary Dr. Stockmann, in a culture in which achievement is measured by moneymaking alone, could bend his views to accommodate a less radical (and more personally profitable) position.
– Achievement Pop-ups will now display how many points and which Achievement you have gained.
That is a rare feat in the Contemporary Art field, where sudden fits of weakness are more likely to happen than in most other areas, if only because there are few criteria by which aesthetic achievement or quality of execution can be measured and described in straightforward terms.
Which achievements, in particular, are we celebrating?
Tristan remained in training in 1884 by which time his achievements had made his name a "household word".
Used occasionally by writers since the time of the Greek poet Theocritus, the technique was developed independently by both Tennyson and his great contemporary Robert Browning in the 1830s, and it became the mode by which many of the greatest achievements of Victorian poetry were expressed.
Other systems biologists, however, do not think that the standards of the physical sciences are the standards by which we should measure the achievements of systems biology, and doubt whether such standards will ever be applicable to 'dirty, unruly living systems'.
