Sentence examples for effect of achieving a from inspiring English sources

Chung and Chen [52] also mentioned this effect of achieving a method detection limit in a matrix caused by reducing the chemical noise from matrix extractions.

23 Thus, a desirable effect of achieving a CRC screening rate of 80% by 2018 is the potential to reduce CRC health disparities in the United States, which is an important Healthy People 2020 objective.

In particular, the scope of this research was to quantify the long-term and the net economic effects of achieving a live birth with IVF, in terms of net tax revenue from the perspective of the Greek state.

The results show that the proposed automatic polishing platform has the good ability of effectiveness and feasibility for polishing on curved surfaces, and is able of achieving a mirror effect surface and keep a good global uniformity.

The moviemaker, like any artist, is free to manipulate his or her materials for the purpose of achieving a unified effect (the completed film).

Instead, it may use its September meeting to announce another round of quantitative easing, or printing money to buy assets, in the hope of achieving a similar effect.

These competing effects underline the importance of achieving an appropriate balance in the individualized application of PEEP.

This known hysteresis effect offers the additional possibility of achieving an energetic optimization by controlling cavitation generation.

"Therefore educating girls translates to better health for the children, reduction in child morbidity and mortality, thus triggering off a snowball effect of achieving all the other MDGs in a sustainable manner".

The outcome also shows that equipotential bonding of the grounding system, a distributed grounding network including a ring conductor and a suitable system of surge protective devices play a much vital role in lightning protection of equipment and safety of people compared to the effects of simply achieving a low grounding resistance.

Perhaps this outcome measure resembles attitude or intention more than behaviour: the effect sizes from this study do suggest this, as this study showed the highest effects of threat, achieving an exceptionally high effect size for the effect of threat under high efficacy (d = 1.71; recall the stronger associations of threat to intention).