Sentence examples for pass achieving from inspiring English sources

Although the technical jargon of phylogenetics may be confusing on first pass, achieving a basic understanding of evolutionary trees need not be daunting.

Stories that the Crown Prince now ordered second story windows closed as his motorcade passed achieved nothing but additional popular resentment, Siddhi added sorrowfully.

Measured strength, determined after four passes, achieved values around 440 MPa homogeneously along the cross-section of the extruded material.

These methodologies have guided the design and development of double-pass SAHs, and the results of several experimental studies show that double pass SAHs achieve better performance than single-pass SAHs.

Also, it took a second pass to achieve these results.

The other believes that the shelter is a trial she must pass to achieve the independence she desperately wants.

With 14 minutes remaining, Lee Smith collected McGuire's long pass and achieved what had proved beyond his team-mates by grounding the ball – although even then, desperate cover tackles by Mathers and Atkins almost denied him.

The high GCSE pass rate achieved by grammars "is not, however, evidence of better grammar school performance – it is likely to be driven by the very high prior attainment and demographics of pupils in grammar schools," the report says.

Complete conversion in one pass was achieved for stoichiometric feed rates, so that the gas outlet could be closed.

We also suggest that future surveys focus on sequencing homozygous haplotype segments as a first pass to achieve a 50% reduction in cost with an added benefit of phasing variant calls efficiently.

At the start of our visit to Luzira we're chaperoned on a tight leash, but as the days pass we achieve some freedom of our own inside.