Sentence examples for has essentially completed from inspiring English sources
Reaching another milestone in the race to decode the human genome, a team of principally Japanese and German scientists has essentially completed the DNA sequence of chromosome 21, a result that sheds light on the workings of Down syndrome.
The candy maker Mars is expected to announce on Wednesday that a project it financed has essentially completed the raw sequence of the genome of the cacao tree, and that it would make the data freely available to researchers.
*While the U.S.O.C. has essentially completed fund-raising 14 months before the start of the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City, the organization still faces potentially embarrassing revelations during the bribery trial of the chief Salt Lake City organizers, Thomas K. Welch and David Johnson, which is scheduled for June.
"This is a symbolic event meant to signal that Kim Jong-un has essentially completed taking control of the military and that, from now on, it's officially a Kim Jong-un era," said Lee Byong-chul, senior fellow at the Institute for Peace and Cooperation in Seoul.
We have essentially completed the strategic review of all of our businesses".
F4 New Light on Down Syndrome Scientists have essentially completed the DNA sequence of chromosome 21, a result that sheds light on the workings of Down syndrome.
An international consortium of scientists announced recently that it had essentially completed the sequence of arabidopsis, a mustard-like weed that is the laboratory mouse of the plant world.
"We are happy to announce that as of today we have essentially completed our commitment to return $3.65 billion from our Alibaba Group proceeds to shareholders, repurchasing a total of 190 million shares," wrote CFO Ken Goldman in today's earnings release.
Few ABA-responsive genes were noted in seed tissues as this tissue is expected to have essentially completed its development at this late stage of berry maturation.
The court has essentially complete control over its docket.
