Sentence examples for mostly be achieved from inspiring English sources

Because the precise position of the fibula graft could mostly be achieved with CAS techniques while it costs a long time and effort to become an experienced surgeon, which would take at least 10 to 15 years.

These results would suggest that the thermal ablation behavior could mostly be achieved by using clustered NCs, whereas high contrast in MR imaging would derive by individual, ∼ 20 nm NCs.

Up to now, such decontamination has mostly been achieved through empirical methods.

Highest published power conversion efficiencies of organic solar cells have mostly been achieved on substrates bearing a transparent indium tin oxide (ITO) electrode.

The analytical evaluations of these integrals are mostly difficult to be achieved for many a flow and transport situations and hence are often done numerically.

In fact his poll numbers are at a record low, and during his election campaign he pandered to the anti-capitalist left and let voters believe that deficit reduction could be achieved mostly by taxing the rich and the "world of finance".

Yet the parties do not agree in the slightest on how much further borrowing ought to fall, or how to bring it down.The Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition came to power in 2010 declaring that deficit reduction was "the most urgent issue facing Britain" and that it should be achieved mostly by cutting spending, not by raising taxes.

This situation is to be achieved mostly by an installation of renewable energy technologies, storage systems, and improved insulations.

Nevertheless, mostly these techniques cannot be achieved "off-line" due to the physical constraints of the complex environment and the context where they are applied.

"MoD civilians contribute to every aspect of defence in the UK, internationally and in theatre, and these necessary changes will be achieved mostly through reductions in recruiting and by not replacing those who leave".

This goal is supposed to be achieved mostly by the use of acetaminophen or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).