Sentence examples for successful whole from inspiring English sources

The adoption system does need an overhaul; but to be successful, whole system reform is needed, not just streamlined adopter assessment.

If you acquire a taste for twentieth-century symphonies, you become a connoisseur of extraordinary moments that may not add up to a successful whole.

Duncan's friendship with Willis, forged on Armageddon, led to supporting roles in other Willis vehicles: Breakfast of Champions, and the rather more successful Whole Nine Yards, where his bulk and ready smile gave him some useful comedy chops.

His message was implicit but clear: gay and lesbian citizens not only deserve to be treated equally, but deserve their own fair shot at the "pursuit of happiness" – to lead successful, whole and affirmed lives.

After a successful whole blood donation, a male (female) donor is allowed to return for the next donation after a period of at least 8 weeks with a maximum of 5 (3) donations per year.

Let us not be led astray from the object of the Medical Corps even in thought and talk of this therapy and that therapy but let us unit them all under a competent surgeon, pool all the resources and make towards a successful whole".

For Affymetrix, a successful whole-genome chip "is essential for them to maintain their dominance" of high-end microarrays, said Edward A. Tenthoff, an analyst at U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray.

A series of landmark studies had demonstrated their value, including the first successful whole-genome gene-expression experiment in 1997, for which Dr Brown's lab printed more than 100 chips, each one with DNA probes of the entire yeast genome, to analyse and compare gene activity under various conditions.

A successful whole-cell recording is indicated by an increase in the membrane capacitance, a decrease in resistance, and a stable membrane potential in the current-clamp mode of the amplifier.

Successful whole-cilia patch clamping of fluorescently-labeled immotile primary cilia revealed nonselective cation currents (PKD2-L1 + PKD1-L1 heteromericomplexeses) in primary cilia membranes (DeCaen et al., 2013; Delling et al., 2013).

It doesn't add up to a successful theatrical whole, which is a shame because so much of it sounds so good.