Sentence examples for human successfully from inspiring English sources
He may have known of a report, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association seven months earlier, of the first case of ventricular fibrillation in a human successfully treated with electric shock — an apparently dead 14-year-old boy brought back to life.
GlaxoSmithKline took the drug all the way through Phase II clinical trials in humans, successfully demonstrating that it lowered cholesterol levels without any problematic side effects.
Advances in technologies to create ever more sophisticated robots is outpacing our understanding of how such robots and humans successfully interact to accomplish specific tasks.
Science fiction films often depict humans successfully repelling alien invasions, but scientists more often take the view that an extraterrestrial civilization with sufficient power to reach the Earth would be able to destroy human civilization with minimal effort.
Janeway learns that the Briori are an alien species who visited Earth in 1937 and abducted more than 300 humans, bringing them to this planet in the Delta Quadrant as slaves; but the humans successfully rose up against the Briori, who never returned.
In addition, the G@TiO2@mSiO2 nanohybrids were employed to capture the endogenous phosphopeptides from human serum successfully.
Xin et al. [65] also used this method to determine E2 in human sera successfully, and the result showed a good correlation compared with the commercial RIA kit.
Ten human volunteers successfully self-inserted the microneedles of these larger patches in their skin, following appropriate instruction, as confirmed by transepidermal water loss measurements.
The overall probability of expressing human VEGF successfully depends on the variation of the large-scale production parameters and also protein extraction methods that could increase the yield and the purity of the soluble protein.
But Vasella was still enthusiastic, so he licensed the compound to Speedel Group to see if it could solve the manufacturing problems and get it through early human trials successfully.
Now consider some of the real game-changers from 1999: the first human chromosome successfully sequenced; a mobile device called the BlackBerry arriving on the scene; the dorm room innovation of the year, Napster, forever changing the music business.
