Sentence examples for successful to recognize from inspiring English sources

The functionalized Janus nanoparticles were successful to recognize biotin on gold surfaces.

Genentech was wise, and ultimately more successful, to recognize the detrimental effect of a poor corporate image and the very practical benefit of an engaged constituency that could mobilize clinical research participation.

It is essential for them to believe that they have the potential and abilities to be successful, and to recognize their career relevant skills.

The reader is encouraged to observe the details of a variety of successful products and to recognize why certain designs can be manufactured efficiently.

The key to living a full, successful life is to recognize and celebrate those unseeming yet defining moments when someone's words of wisdom were just the nudge you needed to help you chart your course.

With statements like "Imperfections are not inadequacies; they are reminders that we're all in this together" and "You are imperfect, you are wired for struggle, but you are worthy of love and belonging", Brown helps even someone as successful as Oprah to recognize her own common humanity, flaws and all.

Alternatively, there could be a trigger for successful MRSA clones to recognize appropriate conditions to enhance HGT when it is beneficial.

Inflexible and outdated definitions of success: Broaden the metric of success used at NIH and promoted by principal investigators to recognize successful careers outside academia and reward diverse training opportunities.

"Unions have to work to make the company successful, and employers have to recognize the contribution of the worker".

The key to performing a successful titrimetric analysis is to recognize the equivalence point of the titration (the point at which the quantities of the two reacting species are equivalent), typically observed as a colour change.

A workshop called FORWARD Oklahoma State University (OSU), provided training on the topic of creating an academic toolkit to help women and other underrepresented groups to be successful in academia and to recognize and challenge negative stereotypes.