Sentence examples for sort successfully from inspiring English sources

We were able to sample 59 (52%) of the 114 eligible residents; however, 13 did not complete the Q sort successfully.

Our data therefore show that in the absence of aPKC, PrE precursors fail to sort successfully, indicating aPKC may be necessary for the segregation of PrE and epiblast precursors.

In order for Excel to sort successfully by date, you need to ensure that all of the data is stored as a date.

Yet you have to give Bruckheimer credit, of a sort, for successfully coaxing TV-bound families out of their homes with his wildly redundant productions.

Evolution has shaped us to get a little neurochemical reward of some sort for successfully picking out the latent object half-hidden in the visual field.

Kolbe, who is accented in little Penguin logos, from his retro sneakers to bucket hat, is staging a suburban restoration of sorts, having successfully resurrected the old-man sport-shirt brand -- worn by Bing Crosby and Richard Nixon -- into a postcollegiate label for too-cool-for-H-&-M hipsters.

Fluorescence activated cell sorting (FACS) is successfully employed for sorting of desired clones from a genomic library, where fluorescent substrate specific for a particular enzyme is used.

Previous projects of this sort, which have successfully created artificial skin and artificial bladders, have relied on synthetic frameworks.

In his book, Levy, who also teaches tech and mindfulness courses at the University of Washington's Information School, writes that most people who attempt this sort of experiment successfully complete it, and that they often "feel good about it".

The ODS can successfully sort microparticles with different sizes continuously.

Consider for a moment the reports of abysmal adult literacy (like the study where two-thirds of millennials and nearly four-fifths of all boomers were unable to successfully sort fact from opinion), or the indications that the online culture wars are literally intractable (like this study suggesting exposure to differing political opinions online actually increases polarization).