Sentence examples for developed has achieved from inspiring English sources

The activities developed has achieved with teachers, physical therapist and students, all of them members of the research team.

They are roughly as intelligent as a small bug, says Mr Pratt.The field of artificial intelligence (AI), from which academic robotics has developed, has achieved quite a lot since it was founded in the 1960s but nothing like the generalised intelligence, capable of seeing, understanding and planning, that those founders were after.

Composite architectures with carbon fiber (CF) designed in 2D layout in conventional composites can alleviate their properties in thickness direction, but all attempts so far developed have achieved restrained success.

In order to mitigate the high rate of unreliable measurements in obese patients, a lower frequency (2.5 MHz) XL probe has been developed that has achieved reliable measurements in 61 % of obese patients in whom measurements were unreliable using the conventional M probe [77].

The use of imatinib as the first-line chemoagent in treating newly developed CML has achieved a high-profile success achieving 80% of response rate in chronic phase CML cases.

This means, he says, that at some point the poorer countries will reach the same stabilization point that the developed world has achieved and that global population will one day decline.

Basically, in addition to teaching you principles and tools, I want you to come to see how this field has developed, what it has achieved, and where it has fallen short.

The objective lens system, which we had been developed originally and has achieved a total acceptance angle of ±34° with a resolution better than that of an acceptance angle of 1.5°.

Due to its high degree of immunogenicity, melanoma could be a good target for immunotherapy, which has been developed for decades and has achieved certain progress.

Once considered 'one of the most significant and far-reaching environmental treaties ever to have been developed' (Heywood 1995), it has achieved a moderate success, at best.

From the start of the industrial revolution more than 200 years ago, developed nations have achieved ever greater prosperity and higher living standards.