Sentence examples for has successfully lead from inspiring English sources
Alone administration of CPZ induced a significant increase in serum level of ALT, AST, ALB, TBIL in rats as compared to normal control group, suggested that CPZ exposure has successfully lead to cholestatic liver injury.
In the case of vector-control, meaningful, substantive collaboration between communities and institutional support experts has successfully lead to the sustainable abatement of malaria and other vector-borne diseases [ 2, 14, 19, 25].
Mike has successfully lead and managed communications and government affairs companies in Canada, Australia, the U.S. and Latin America.
She has an established record of publication in her field of American literature and has successfully led research communities.
Since the redevelopment project -- which calls for upgrading the campus buildings and public spaces -- was announced in 1999, Mr. Volpe has successfully led the Met's opposition to various aspects of it.
"Andrew has successfully led the Age through a period of great transition and we thank him for the contribution he has made and wish him well for the future".
This was one of Lula's many balancing acts, compensating his left-wing base for its disappointment that he ignored them on economic policy.Brazil has successfully led the UN mission to stabilise Haiti.
"GDFC has faced a huge and complex task delivering a brand new financial product with all the related fund raising and refinancing challenges in a completely new legal and regulatory framework involving the construction of bespoke national IT and infrastructure... Mark Bayley has successfully led the delivery of the required infrastructure".
Even the president's supporters say he should begin to broaden his team.In his first year Mr Peña has successfully led from behind, listening to advice and allowing the parties in the Pact for Mexico to take part of the credit for the reforms.
Recently, the introduction of PPRs in microbial production hosts has successfully led to light-driven biotechnological conversions.
