Sentence examples for first achievement of from inspiring English sources

In the < 10 g/dL baseline-Hb group, this exploratory analysis also assessed the incidence of patients who achieved a Hb level ≥10 g/dL and the time to first achievement of a Hb level ≥10 g/dL.

This was a first achievement of single-phase crystal hollow tube.

To assess time to first achievement of clinically significant visual acuity (VA) gains from baseline in patients with retinal vein occlusion (RVO) receiving ranibizumab versus sham treatment.

Utilizing a method to enhance SSS of the system stemmed from industrial experiences is the first achievement of this study, which is realized by employing two extra feed-forward loops in the power controller section of DER unit.

The new funding mechanism, called the INNOVATION Grant Program for Approaches in HIV Vaccine Research, is the first achievement of the AIDS Vaccine Research Committee (AVRC), a group headed by Nobel Prize-winner David Baltimore of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Thus, improvement of physical function does not reach a maximum extent with the first achievement of a good clinical state, but only with maintenance of this condition.

One of the first achievements of the Cather Foundation, in the nineteen-sixties, was to preserve the family home, and up in the attic you can see the wallpaper that Cather installed when she was a child — a pattern of "small red and brown roses on a yellowish ground," as she writes in "The Song of the Lark".

Some of the first achievements of proteomics were to define the protein composition of organelles following isolation or quantitative enrichment (Mootha et al, 2003; Schirmer et al, 2003).

On 15 July, a delegation headed by the Director General of the International Cooperation Bureau at the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Masato Kitera, visited the Soraya School to observe the first achievements of the 'Thousand Classroom Project'.

Fifth, achievement of the MDGs depends much on the fulfilment of MDG8 on global partnership.

Second, achievement of miniaturised wireless monitoring presents real engineering challenges, particularly in ambulatory patients.