Sentence examples for reached in research from inspiring English sources

Although certainly not the first model for eukaryogenesis, an endosymbiotic event which involved a proto-mitochondrial α-proteobacterium and a pair of closely associated archaea (ancestors of Ignicoccus and Nanoarchaeum) would break through an impasse that has been reached in research into the origins of eukaryotes by creating the Synote Tree.

Notable accomplishments include the recruitment and retention of a cohort of low-income rural black women, often considered hard to reach in research studies.

We will show the level of creativity and sophistication reached in this research area by describing a few selected examples.

However, a consensus on how to correct such multiple testing on study combining brain imaging and genetics has not been reached in this research field.

Finally a negotiated consensus was reached in the research team and the phenomenographic outcome space was characterized by three categories of description supplied with representative citations.

If a molecular diagnosis is reached in a research laboratory, then confirmation of this result in an accredited laboratory should be sought where possible, before disclosing results to the family.

But the conclusion he reached, in a subsequent research note, was that customer service might actually distract banks from the more important job of selling products and managing risk, The New York Times reports.

This phase establishes the diagnostic accuracy and predictive value in the target population, but this phase has not yet been reached in endometriosis biomarker research.

This needs to be discussed more widely and a consensus reached in the wider research community on its strengths and weaknesses and its range of legitimate application.

It showed that, even though a lot of effort has been made and achievements have been reached in some countries, research on ATM still remains a challenge for countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Data saturation was reached in relation to both research site and gender.