Sentence examples for successfully appropriated from inspiring English sources
More than 20 years ago Mr. Cerati leapt to superstardom at the helm of a band called Soda Stereo, which successfully appropriated the guitar rock of its Northern Hemisphere contemporaries.
In order to conduct myocardial regeneration therapy successfully, appropriate integration with host myocardial tissue will be crucial.
Within the framework of potential-flow hydrodynamics, it is found out that the scattering formulation herein proposed is appropriate to successfully capture noise magnitude and directivity both on the hull surface and in the flowfield, yielding a computationally efficient solution procedure that may be useful in preliminary design/multidisciplinary optimization applications.
Research is needed to better understand both the attitudes and behavioural skills that allow workers to successfully elicit appropriate support when needed, and potential restraints such as altruistic self-image and perceived stigma.
The smart grid cannot function successfully without "appropriate" smart meter usage and economic activity, as determined in prevalent visions.
Approaches to conveying information on the animals' welfare state and to successfully inducing appropriate changes on farm are finally addressed.
However, he used the opportunity to test his hypothesis and through trial and error, he and his colleagues successfully selected appropriate Rhizobia-A.
Results indicated that the bioactivity of the encapsulated VEGF released from the NPs was reserved, and the VEGF-NPs thermo-sensitive gel system can achieve sol-gel transmission successfully at appropriate temperature.
Many guidance mechanisms ensure the correct specification between neurons to successfully establish appropriate synapses.
28, 31– 35 Successfully promoting appropriate dietary intake could also yield a wide range of associated health benefits.
Successfully providing appropriate prenatal nutritional and diet education requires the legitimization of the pervasive traditional beliefs and practices of immigrant women [ 27, 28].
