Sentence examples for principally achieved from inspiring English sources
This is principally achieved with reference to the SI base units of the meter and the second.
The aberration correction process was principally achieved by calculating the Zemlin tableau of a series of aberration coefficients followed by visualization of the phase shift image (phase plate).
Geochemical proxies show that oil and gas prone (Type II III) and gas prone (Type III) kerogen-rich Late Cretaceous sediments of the Dorado and Barracuda wells have principally achieved maturity levels for oil window.
It is expected that the notable doping effect was principally achieved by the strong mutual reaction between radicalized TCNQ molecules and RGO flakes in the liquid phase, as predicted from the absorbance spectra.
Thus, in many species, the repair of wounds to the corneal endothelium is principally achieved by cell enlargement and migration rather than cell division (Joyce, 2003).
12 This is principally achieved by the interaction of Cav-1 with a large number of molecules in either a CSD-dependent or CSD-independent manner.
A humoral and cellular (cytolytic) immune response could principally be achieved after intradermal injection into the ear with a protamine-complexed mRNA.
These studies indicate that NMD inhibition can principally be achieved pharmacologically, motivating the search for new compounds with clinically appropriate effectivity/safety profiles.
This has principally been achieved using the polymeric additives poly aspartic acid) (PAsp), poly acrylic acid) (PAA), or carboxylate-rich copolymers, where these molecules bear many similarities to the highly acidic biomacromolecules implicated in the formation of biominerals.
Permeable Friction Courses (PFC) are asphalt mixtures characterized by high air void contents that are used as surface layers in conventional pavements, principally to achieve safer roads and control noise pollution.
The Zimbabwe constitution agreed at the Lancaster House conference and granted by Britain represents a hard-earned political victory achieved principally through a sustained and bitter armed struggle.
