Sentence examples for contact successfully from inspiring English sources

Jay Carr of The Boston Globe said that First Contact successfully updated Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry's concept with more elaborate effects and action.

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Only 8 were contacted successfully; all were asymptomatic after treatment with chloroquine alone.

To increase the response, we contacted (successfully) all the representatives of the spine registries to complete our data.

Personal information (necessary to trace families) was available for 2756 women, of which 1963 (71%) could be contacted successfully (figure).

Of the 3,300 people invited to apply for the interactive DVD in May/June 2009, 329 responded and 277 of these were contacted successfully.

In 1999, when study participants were aged 53 years, 3035 were contacted successfully, of whom 2984 received a home visit from a nurse and 2956 successfully completed at least one of the physical performance or strength tests.

Early isolation of patients and quarantine of contacts successfully interrupted SARS transmission, but influenza's shorter serial interval and earlier peak infectivity, plus the presence of mild cases and possibility of transmission without symptoms, suggest that these measures would be considerably less successful than they were for SARS (3, 11, 12 ).

If we are unable to contact you successfully by midday nine days after the closing date the prize will be awarded to another entrant.

Contact was successfully established on 9 May and the first units of Force 134 arrived in Norway to begin their occupation, including the first elements of 1st Airborne Division and the Norwegian Parachute Company.

Cohort participants have been followed-up since for morbidity through two-yearly reviews of general practitioner records, and for mortality through the National Health Service Central Register; contact was successfully maintained with >98% of study participants.