Sentence examples for programs succeeded from inspiring English sources

Both programs succeeded — one using grammatical and semantic signals, the other using word frequency.

Pilot programs succeeded in disseminating modern methods of farming because these methods increased farmers' income.

Despite the lack of correlations, for 28 targets, all programs succeeded in finding a correct pose and to top-rank it.

A similar observation can be made concerning the best poses: for most families, the programs succeeded for some targets but not for others, like the nuclear receptors (11 targets), with Surflex, and the proteases (6 targets), with Glide.

Indeed, concerning the top-rank poses obtained with any of the four programs, in a given family there are members with high and others with low RMSD, apart from a few exceptions, like the ion channels (2 targets) for which all programs succeeded (low RMSD).

The magnet programs succeeded in attracting applicants and by the mid-1990s only about a third of students who applied were accepted.

Often small-scale programs succeed because of local conditions or because their size kept them below the enemy's notice and helped them flourish unharmed.... Small-scale projects rarely proceed smoothly into large programs.

This wave of research suggests that there's no magic bullet, that helping people is hard, and that even when pilot programs succeed they can be difficult to scale up.

Without better information on which programs succeed and can be scaled up, the president's preschool initiative has the feel of his earlier efforts to create green jobs, which five years later looks to have been a colossal waste.

Business should also take the initiative to ensure that welfare-to-work programs succeed by offering support services for employees and building partnerships with public and private groups running such programs.

When used alone, only a minority of biological control programs succeed in bringing the target pest population under sufficient control.