The phrase 'evaluated achieving' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a more formal way of saying that you are assessing someone's success at something. For example: "The school board evaluated achieving students' progress and determined that all had improved significantly since the previous year."
Such a tool was positively evaluated, achieving a mean score of 6 out of 7 points.
Three protocols are designed, analyzed and evaluated, achieving different performance trade-offs between energy balance quality, convergence time and energy efficiency.
Then, the analytical characteristics of the optimised method were evaluated achieving satisfactory linearity (with correlation coefficients over 0.984), repeatability (below 10.7%) and inter-day precision (below 10.6%) for all target analytes.
Milwaukee's WRTP/BIG STEP, one of the sector partnerships that was evaluated, achieved both the earning gains and pre-apprenticeship program participation by Blacks that equaled their high percentage in the city's population.
This relationship begins when LDL-C reduction is >20% over the baseline because all the statin trials evaluated achieved this level of reduction.
The lack of objective parameters to evaluate achieved clinical stability may lead to two consequences: patients who require more intensive treatment and in-hospital monitoring may be inadvertently discharged or patients may be discharged on inadequate therapeutic regimens.
Festinger's Social Comparison Theory [ 42] proposes that conformity within a group is dependent on three main motivations: dependence on others for information to self-evaluate; achieving group goals and the need for approval and a desire not to seem different.
The results of the study indicated that an optimum wear rate could be achieved from the relationships that exist between all parameters evaluated while achieving satisfactory hardness.
Hence, five different trials were performed with different proportions of water hyacinth, sawdust and cattle manure and the best proportion of these materials was evaluated for achieving maximum reduction of lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose under ideal conditions.
We need to change the perception that results indicators are just something to be reported to managers, and emphasise that everyone working in development has a role in measuring, evaluating and achieving results.
However, new combinations of therapies should be evaluated to achieve more effective treatments for SCLC.
