Sentence examples for processes have successfully from inspiring English sources

"Fair work ombudsman inspectors already have the power to seek penalties for breaches and [its] enforcement processes have successfully punished those who exploit workers.

"Its peer review and merit review processes have successfully identified and funded scientifically and societally relevant research and should be preserved," the bill declares.

Although these processes have successfully improved the standards of health research in some settings, many developing countries struggle to get the process going.

Preliminary result of this study reveal that 25 solvent candidates for chemical absorption process have successfully been generated from amine and alcohol functional group.

Technically speaking, the Treasury could have gone ahead with the retail offer because the formal promise not to sell below 73.6p applied only to sales to institutional investors – that "drip-feed" process has successfully reduced the state's stake in Lloyds from 43% in 2013 to 9%.

However, the trace does not contain a coda-like long wave train, implying that the averaging process has successfully removed coda waves.

This result indicated that the hydrolysis process had successfully cleaved the peptide bonds, resulting in lower molecular weight and higher DH.

That process has successfully confirmed her acquittal and now we are waiting to hear that she has landed in a new safe place," said a statement from the British Pakistani Christian Association, a charity that has been assisting the Bibi family.

Furthermore, via multiple grafting and replication processes, we have successfully demonstrated that hydrophobicity properties of prepared PDMS samples could be swiftly enhanced to ∼154° with highly adhesive force with resident water droplets.

We have fabricated a 1-bit cell of the systolic multiplier using NEC standard Nb process and have successfully tested it at low speed.

Hopefully after doing this process I have successfully constructed and amplified the DNA strands that I need to continue my project.