Sentence examples for successes of this method from inspiring English sources

(Early successes of this method were the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the invention of the Ferris wheel, both in the late 19th century).

The success of this method relies essentially on a non-intrusive control of the spatial homogeneity of the ultrasound field.

LDH activity and lactic acid concentration increased with each gene insertion, further illustrating the success of this method.

The success of this method is to be attributed to the combination of the biomechanics of the external fixation apparatus and the biological principles of distraction osteogenesis [1].

However, the success of this method largely depends on the appropriate selection of model parameters, namely, the number of extracted components and the rank of the factor matrices.

Success of this method depends on the ability to provide a quick estimation of the value of a real option using a limited range of inputs.

The success of this method attests to the accurate and sufficient description of the network by the chosen few coarse-grained variables.

The success of this method heavily relies on the use of the ionospheric physical property: TECR not exceeding the specified TECR threshold.

One of the cellular behaviors critical to the success of this method is cell outgrowth from the ligament remnants onto an adjacent scaffold.

Introduction of proper biosorbents or microorganisms to produce active biosorbents in-situ is the key to the success of this method.

Following excision of the UB cassette from the chromosomes, the integrating vector was retransformed into the strain and a second copy of LDH was inserted, demonstrating the success of this method for sequential gene integrations in K. marxianus.