Sentence examples for successfully lowered from inspiring English sources
Cell viability and cell morphology studies indicated that biomimetic phosphorylcholine surface engineering successfully lowered the cytotoxicity of G5 PAMAM dendrimers.
The target for fresh water requirement was 1,980.47 m3/dandand requirement was successfully lowered achieving a reduction of approximately 85%%.
In despiking and denoising the velocity data a linear correlation algorithm was established, which successfully lowered the noise levels and removed the spikes.
Price renegotiated the terms of his mortgage with his local bank and successfully lowered the monthly payments.
In Capital E Analysis' conclusions of the financial benefits of green buildings, it was determined that green roofs successfully lowered energy usage and raised health benefits.
President Obama has successfully lowered the deficit by almost two-thirds now, and I'm still waiting for Republicans to give him the tiniest shred of credit for doing so".
Yet that poor showing has handed Ms. Reding — who has gained stature by successfully lowering the cost of cellphone calls and confronting government leaders over the mistreatment of minority groups — an opportunity to prepare the ground for more sweeping proposals.
Ms. Reding already has a track record of defending citizens' rights by successfully lowering the cost of cellphone calls, confronting government leaders over the mistreatment of minority groups and speaking out against the privacy policies of technology companies like Google.
Unless you happen to think the political influence of a tiny ultra-rich elite is somehow keeping the general will from expressing its support for policy interventions known to successfully lower the barriers faced by single-parented kids, it won't.
Several case studies are provided that demonstrates how the approach, as implemented within Tethys Platform, successfully lowers the barrier to web app development in the environmental domain.
Targeting the RNA of a single gene can successfully lower cholesterol levels in mice, according to a new study that may point the way to wider applications of the promising technique known as RNA interference.
