Sentence examples for it achieved definite from inspiring English sources

In Asia the art of mimetic drama was developed long before it achieved definite form in the Western world.

Ministers declined to provide money for Turquoise Mountain but the letters showed that the prince achieved definite influence closer to home in housing and planning policy.

Three of these studies achieved definite statistical significance while the other three showed undetermined results.

This implied that all items achieved "definite scaling success" (Table 2).

According to 46 published reports on outbreaks, 10% of the hospitals with >40 cases have achieved definite or probable elimination of MRSA (27 ).

Nine [ 7, 9– 13, 16, 16– 19] of these studies achieved definite statistical significance, while other four showed undetermined results [ 8, 12, 14, 15].

Most of the remaining common variants are thought to probably be contained amongst the most strongly associated SNPs, however, even if they have not yet achieved definite levels of association.

14, 15 Once again, the rather limited number of patients and tissue samples in individual reports makes it extremely difficult to achieve definite conclusions.

Pharmaceutical care means the responsible provision of drug therapy for achieving definite outcomes that improve the quality of patient's life [ 2].

These reports were in the majority of cases later confirmed with additional tests including antibiotic susceptibility testing to achieve definite results in final reports.

I commend the long-term vision of restoring the biodiversity of the EU by 2050, but to achieve that, it must be on top of the agenda in the negotiations on the future of agriculture and the environment currently under way, and concrete measures must be implemented to achieve definite results.