Sentence examples for successful in the initial from inspiring English sources

The program that conductor David Alan Miller picked for his concerts with the Los Angeles Philharmonic this weekend was an odd one--two mini-concerts, really, and neither completely successful in the initial effort, Friday at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.

In one sample, E. histolytica/ E. dispar cysts were seen with microscopy and both antigen ELISAs showed a positive result; however, E. histolytica-specific amplification was not successful in the initial HGC PCR.

(a) For successful translocation in the initial stage, GC cells must acquire the ability to migrate and invade.

If the partnership proves successful in the three initial countries, Gavi and Girl Effect want to use the lessons learned to promote the vaccine in others.

Students will often find that matches (successful infections) are rare in the initial generations of the game and increase through time as the parasite population adapts.

The people's revolution was successful in its initial aim, ousting the leader from his post after an almost 30-year rule, and paved the way for the country's first ever democratic election.

Offering deals to Apple employees sounds like it could be the tip of the iceberg, if the service proves successful in its initial phase.

Koštunica was less successful in his initial dealings with the republic of Montenegro, which had officially boycotted the September elections and which was demanding greater autonomy within the Yugoslav federation.

BBC Wiltshire learned on Thursday that the consortium had not been successful in their initial takeover attempt but could still return to the court next week for a further hearing.

We will all agree that it was very successful in its initial goal of keeping the peace in Europe and Soviet troops from crossing into Europe.

12, 13, 15– 17 As stated by Robinson and co-authors, "detailed preoperative imaging and a clearly defined operative plan would have allowed successful resection at the initial operation" in the majority of patients.