Sentence examples for further succeeded from inspiring English sources
Themistocles further succeeded in selling his naval strategy to the Peloponnesians, headed by Sparta, who could raise another 150 triremes.
Our results elucidated that hybrid ICA ANN further succeeded to denote lower modeling error amongst which, cascade-forward network optimized by ICA managed to yield the highest quality solutions.
By exploiting comparative gene analysis we further succeeded in identifying αvβ8 integrin as a target receptor thus solving a major challenge of directed evolution approaches and describing a promising candidate receptor for cutaneous gene therapy.
We further succeeded in purifying a TibC TibA enzyme/substrate complex by co-expression of the sugar binding-deficient TibC K230A mutant with TibA55-350 in E. coli.
The authors further succeeded to establish nuclear transferred ESC (ntESC) with the melanoma nucleus of tetracycline-inducible HRAS transgenic mice, 46 demonstrating that the cancer genome is reprogrammable into the pluripotent stem cell state.
They further succeed in moving to better paid jobs after some initial earning losses (Djurdjevic [2005]: 57 58).
An initial QLS ICC of 0.91 was obtained for 9 trained raters, using 10 videotaped QLS assessments; further training succeeded in raising the QLS ICC to 0.99 [ 1].
The movement has renewed its standing in the Arab world, secured international favour further afield and succeeded in scuttling indirect Israeli-Syrian talks and direct Palestinian-Israeli negotiations.
They succeeded further along what was once a thriving high street for the area, its vivacity now deflated by weirdly suburban houses sheltered behind high brick walls set back across a sward of aimless grass.
His popularity diminished further after he succeeded Elizabeth and, reversing her foreign policy, made peace with Prussia and withdrew from the Seven Years' War (1756 63), formed an alliance with Prussia, and prepared to engage Russia in a war against Denmark to help his native Holstein gain control of Schleswig.
Though the FFC process is not completely successful in complete reduction due to titanate formation and needs to be developed further it has succeeded in the reduction of metals that are not as complex as the titanium oxygen system.
