Sentence examples for significantly successful from inspiring English sources
However, it can be evidenced that the combination of the TF feature vectors and the proposed discriminant cluster labeling are significantly successful.
Although the policy of the separation of dispensing from the medical practice (SDMP) has been promoted by the Department of Health (DOH) in Taiwan for many years, it has never been significantly successful.
The authors reported that endoscopic biliary drainage with SEMS was associated with significantly successful drainage rate and longer survival compared with PS placement.
It was found that students trained with simulation based training were significantly successful in the diagnosis and treatment of organic phosphate insecticide poisoning (Table 1).
Likewise, although dendritic cell- and peptide-based immunotherapy strategies appear promising as a safe approach to induce an antitumour immune response (Yamanaka, 2006), no immunotherapy or gene therapy trial performed to date has been significantly successful.
The average INA age was 37 (IQR=29 44), and older INAs were significantly more successful among cohabiting, but less successful among non-cohabiting, couples relative to younger INAs (table 2).
The study, by Dr. Steven Palter of the Yale School of Medicine, found that transferring embryos into the fallopian tube was not significantly more successful than implanting them in the uterus.
It has been significantly more successful than we thought and it created a lot of excitement and growth in the cider category in the US.
But the reality is that the British were significantly more successful at establishing market economies, the rule of law and the transition to representative government than the majority of postcolonial governments have been.
Recent high-tech efforts to turn invisible are not, as yet, significantly more successful than magic beans, but they are more reputable, more lucrative, and, in the long run, more promising.
The result has been "a campaign in Afghanistan that effectively destroyed the Taliban but has been significantly less successful at being able to achieve the primary policy goal of ensuring that al Qaeda could no longer operate in Afghanistan".
