Sentence examples for success documented from inspiring English sources

Two instances: one is the success, documented in a report in the Washington Post, of a once much-mocked law in Connecticut, passed in 1994, enforcing a permit system for handgun purchases.

It's supported by the theory of success documented by Malcolm Gladwell in his book Outliers: people with exceptional expertise have invariably invested at least 10,000 hours of practice.

Much of current cancer research is aimed at exploiting cancers' molecular addictions through targeted therapeutics, with notable successes documented in clinical trials.

Some important successes documented here include the increasing proportion of IDUs knowing their HIV status before pregnancy, the declining proportion receiving no PMTCT prophylaxis and substantially lower MTCT risk in recent years, regardless of IDU status.

Clinical success was documented in 76.2% of patients, with microbiological success in 81%.

Success was defined as both a clinical and microbiological success, as documented by resolved clinical manifestations and sterilization of blood cultures.

Using the landmark method, we showed a successful IJV cannulation rate of 94.4%, which is in accordance with success rates documented in previous reports ranging from 85% to 99% [ 2, 3, 6, 12, 21, 22].

The use of hallucinogenic and other plants to improve hunting success is documented in the literature [ 19, 16].

At the time of surgery, clinicopathologic information including tumour stage, grade, histotype, residual tumour size, and debulking success were documented.

Infants were examined fortnightly from enrolment to randomization, and monthly over the 24 week intervention period or until success was documented.

Although this study was not powered to confirm the efficacy of the 600mcg sublingual regimen, measures of treatment success were documented to help generate hypotheses for future research addressing the efficacy of the lower dose regimen.