Sentence examples for particularly successful to from inspiring English sources

Tunicates are particularly successful to yielding anti-tumor compounds; several MNPs were under various clinical trials in Europe and USA.

Although computational prediction of the protein folding process has not been particularly successful to date, RNA structures without pseudoknots can often be sensibly predicted using free energy-based scoring methods that account for base pairing and stacking.

One reason is that British banks have been particularly successful at seeming to compete fiercely on headline rates while making big profits from charges that consumers do not notice until they turn up on their statements.

The confidential nature of the computer tablets, as well as the fact they can be used individually at the pace of the user was particularly successful at reaching out to male learners.

The U.S. exports of thin film solar cells to India have been particularly successful thanks to low interest loans from the U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corporation and the Export-Import Bank.

Team champions will be encouraged to personalise the templates by highlighting particularly successful strategies to Stand Up, Sit Less and Move More within their worksite.

Maradona is also a hugely lucrative draw, if not a particularly successful man, to have in charge.

A particularly successful attempt to model the nonlinear viscoelastic properties of passive tissues was carried out by Fung [10].

A particularly successful method to measure the free energy of folding is through reversible chemical denaturation.

Due to the immensity of that task and the fact that ligand-based methods are discussed in detail elsewhere in this book, the emphasis in this chapter is on those methods that either have special relevance to GPCR ligands, or those that have been shown to be particularly successful when applied to the area.

It might be useful for some governments to look at those countries that are particularly successful and try to identify the key factors that promote a better balance.