Sentence examples for success of existing from inspiring English sources

All agree that inclusion of minorities in the scientific structure--providing mentoring and networking opportunities--is extremely important for the success of existing and future minority scientists.

To this end, we build on the success of existing statistical machine translation (SMT) approaches, and investigate the impact of different domain adaptation techniques on the task.

Jokowi has also failed to mention the success of existing harm reduction programs in Indonesia that have reduced HIV levels and other drug-related harms amongst people who use drugs and have prevented many drug-related deaths.

This paved the way for the success of existing bands like 24-7 Spyz and Living Colour, and new acts including Rage Against the Machine and Red Hot Chili Peppers, who all fused rock and hip hop among other influences.

Although we showed that the amplification success of existing microsatellite markers can be improved by redesigning primer sets, heterozygosity was generally lower in test than source species.

Despite the success of existing algorithms, a major difficulty that has not been sufficiently addressed is that of predicting rare labels.

But the report seems determined not to recognize the long-term successes of existing programs even when the evidence is in plain sight.

There is a need to critically look at the available evidence of successes of existing primary eye care programs that have been integrated into PHC before further investments into PEC are made.

He also argued that given the high success rate of existing designs, it would be statistically impossible to run enough studies to prove the new implants' supposed superiority.

The unusually low GC content of intergenic regions (IRs) in the mycoplasma genome [ 13] may be the main reason for the lack of success in application of existing computational methods developed to predict putative intrinsic terminators.

The innovation gap in new antibiotic scaffold identification over the past 50 years has been obscured by the great success in tailoring of existing scaffolds either by the discovery of natural variants or by medicinal chemical modification in the lab.