Sentence examples for have successfully performed from inspiring English sources
British surgeons have successfully performed the world's first robotic operation inside the eye, potentially revolutionising the way such conditions are treated.
In previous research [1 5] we have successfully performed the design and application of thermoelectric nanowire characterization platforms (TNCPs).
In this paper, we have successfully performed theoretical investigation between halo current-plasma deformation/displacement and theoretical calculation of total halo currents as well.
Recently, Guengerich and colleagues have successfully performed directed evolution of P450s 1andand 2A6 initially by using colony-based colorimetric and genotoxicity screening assays, respectively, followed by in vitro fluorescence-based activity screening assays.
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In what's being hailed as a major medical breakthrough, surgeons in Australia have successfully performed the first-ever "dead heart" transplants--replacing patients' failing hearts with donor hearts that had stopped beating for an extended period of time before transplantation.
Her doctor told Ms. Carr he had successfully performed this procedure for eight other UnitedHealth patients suffering from the same ailment in the same year.
I think I've successfully performed the "tickle roll function" before, and she liked it.
The objective behind PoW systems is that a verifier can make sure that a prover has successfully performed a certain computational task.
An American professional wingsuit flyer has successfully performed a jump and dive through China's Tianmen Hole - an actual hole through a mountain in Hunan province.
Furthermore, control of the appropriate DO level has successfully performed for improving TL1-1 yield and scale-up of D. eschscholzii fermentation process.
