Sentence examples for rate of achieving from inspiring English sources

Using this treatment algorithm, the surgeon can optimize the success rate of achieving a successful scaphoid union in the shortest possible time of immobilization.

Optimized conditions were: carbonization at 300 °C, impregnation with 30% w/v K2HPO4 solution and activation at 700 °C for 2 h with the rate of achieving the activation temperature equal to 2 °C min−1.

The results showed that the optimized conditions were: impregnation with a 50% (w/v) phosphoric acid solution with a mass ratio of 3 2 and activation temperature at 500 °C for 60 min with the rate of achieving the activation temperature equal to 10 °C min−1.

The adaptation scheme, aiming at giving emphasis to the nodes with the highest probability of obtaining target-originated measurements, is based on the locally obtained " β "-parameters as indicators of target observability in cluttered environment; these parameters are used to improve both tracking accuracy and convergence rate of achieving consensus among the nodes.

The temperature of the simulated system was selected in accordance with our earlier results[37] indicating that the temperature growth increases the rate of achieving the energetically more favored conformation of oligomer on the nanotube mainly because of the destruction of nitrogen base self-stacking.

Alcoholics on chronic benzodiazepines have a lower rate of achieving abstinence from alcohol than those not taking benzodiazepines.

In retrospective analyses, patients with EGFR-expressing rectal cancer undergoing neoadjuvant radiation therapy had a significantly inferior disease-free survival and lower rates of achieving pathologic complete response.

Rates of achieving target BP control (<140/90) increased overall from 51% at baseline to 63% by 6 months, and 69% had either reached their BP target or had reduced their baseline systolic BP by 10 mm Hg or more.

This suggests that the mechanism by which adalimumab leads to decreased rates of stopping work is independent of the observed increased rates of achieving clinical outcomes.

It also compared rates of achieving the anatomical goal of the operation--complete and durable revascularization--and results of neuropsychological tests.

However, rates of achieving target levels remain low despite the large 'pill burden' and substantial associated fiscal costs to individuals and the community.