Sentence examples for elevated success from inspiring English sources

Burian described an elevated success rate [ 16]; however, potential false passages and the difficulty to control the nylon filament made the modification of the surgical technique necessary.

A recent analysis by Møller (2010) showed elevated success of birds breeding inside human buildings (like barns) compared with outdoors as in human buildings they can easily escape nest predation.

This could suggest that the elevated annotation success for the upregulated genes in sneaker males might be related to the presence of more functional descriptions of these developmental genes in the databases.

We've entered an era of elevated behavior where success hinges upon whether or not our people fulfill the outsized, creative and character-based requests – the Big Asks – we're putting to them.

Trace metals can negatively affect external fertilization processes in marine broadcast spawners and may cause a reduction in fertilization success at elevated concentrations.

We speculate that antibiotic treatment of osteomyelitis will have a higher success rate when perfusion is highly elevated than when it is only slightly elevated or even reduced.

Electrifying roosting areas near elevated subways has had some success, but an effort to use hawks to lower the pigeon population in Bryant Park was scrapped after a hawk attacked a Chihuahua.

The High Line's success as an elevated park, its improbable evolution from old trestle into glittering urban amenity, has motivated a whole host of public officials and city planners to consider or revisit efforts to convert relics from their own industrial pasts into potential economic engines.

3) The authors may need to determine if the recovery from "RFRP knockdown" to "normal elevated RFRP" itself alters reproductive success, independent of stress history.

"In the context of the highly elevated threat against our country, the success of COP 21" — as the climate change conference is known — "will depend on maximum security," Mr. Cazeneuve told reporters at his offices on Wednesday.

Previous research has shown that the minnows may yell to make themselves heard in noisy conditions, but the extent to which the elevated sounds impact their overall reproductive success remains unknown.