Sentence examples for successfully resulted in from inspiring English sources
Conjugation successfully resulted in a 2.5-fold increase in the oral absorption with statistical significance.
A national competition specifically created to facilitate the engagement of industry successfully resulted in the development of these gear-based discard solutions.
Spark ignition successfully resulted in a tribrachial flame if enough fuel vapour was available at the spark location, which occurred when the local droplet number density was high.
Similar but a little modified reactions successfully resulted in monodispersed carbon nanospheres of ca. 280 nm diameter as well as monodispersed carbon nanowires of ca. 70 nm diameter with a high surface area of 1777 m2/g.
Manufacturing pots using this formula successfully resulted in a decomposable pot with release rates of N and P of 0.34 and 7.97, respectively.
This follows reports earlier this week that talks had successfully resulted in arrangements with Warner Bros. and Universal, which should mean Apple is in a good position to be able to launch its streaming radio service soon, possibly as early as next week at WWDC.
The research found that the chance of the embryo implanting successfully, resulting in pregnancy, increased significantly if a woman underwent acupuncture around the same time as the transfer.
After a model of the girls' bone structure was generated using 3D printing, however, they found a shared upper leg bone to be bigger than expected and split it successfully, resulting in both twins being able to walk.
There is a lack of robust evidence about what designs successfully result in these integrated benefits and are generalizable.
Scaling-up of optimised acetaminophen and ibuprofen formulations was performed successfully, resulting in a robust and reproducible manufacturing process.
Screens for genes involved in lysosomal biogenesis and function have been performed successfully resulting in the cup and glo mutants, but screens involving subtle phenotypes are likely to be difficult.
