Sentence examples for ensured well from inspiring English sources

Co-registration ensured well correlated confocal images and Raman spectra.

With the practitioner paired with an academic partner, this activity was maximally efficient and supported by an internal bidding process that, through detailed feedback and mentoring, ensured well designed projects.

Some miRNA* maybe showed high divergence levels between different precursors even between different multicopy precursors, but others ensured well-conserved seed sequences, especially for those miRNA genes that generated abundant miRNAs from two arms of hairpins (Figure 2, Figure 5 and Figure S1).

The proposed casing design method for shale gas horizontal wells ensures well integrity.

X-ray fluorescence analysis showed that this deposition method allows ensuring well the conformity of the elemental composition of the metallic components of cathodes and films.

Also the accumulated loading dosage could be adjusted by the film thickness, and the sustained release of aspirin could ensure well anti-inflammatory effect.

It notes testimony before another of the 14 groups investigating the accident that revealed that a single BP "wells team leader" was responsible for minimizing cost and staying on schedule as well as for ensuring well safety.

The innovative assessment method provides methodological reference and guidance for the application of the limited resources, in addition, it also has practical information for well integrity engineers to improve the performance of safety management, thus ensuring well safety during production.

Our proposals to ensure only millionaires pay inheritance tax are fully funded by ensuring well-off non-doms pay their fair share.

This comes with its own set of challenges, however, most notably the need to ensure well-heeled customers a glamorous and indulgence-filled luxury experience in a destination mobbed by cruise ships.

Second, measures to tackle tax avoidance and ensure well-off pensioners contribute are welcome in their own right, but are not a fair trade-off for larger cuts to working-age benefits and services.