Sentence examples for successfully served as from inspiring English sources
The competitive molecule successfully served as calibrator for quantification, matrix normalisation, and inhibition control.
And peace operations at times have successfully served as transitional authorities, handing power back to local authorities, although this is decreasingly true.
Thus, the G/BiYWO6/Ce CdS heterostructure was successfully served as a matrix for the PEC detection of tetracycline (Tc) at 0 V (vs Hg/Hg2Cl2).
Iman Sylvain was elected President of the Graduate Assembly, after having successfully served as the External Affairs Vice President (EAVP) for two consecutive years.
Magnetic graphene (Gr) nanocomposites (Gr nanosheets coated with iron core iron oxide shell nanoparticles, named Gr/Fe@Fe2O3) have successfully served as nanofillers for obtaining magnetic epoxy resin polymer nanocomposites (PNCs) to be compared with the epoxy nanocomposites with pure graphene.
Arabidopsis thaliana has successfully served as a model to discover genes and proteins that have roles in a wide range of plant traits, including wood-related traits, such as lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose biosynthesis, secondary growth regulation, and secondary cell wall synthesis.
In addition, a new type of air core superconducting inflector has been developed and constructed, which successfully serves as the injection magnet.
See Brief for Respondent, John DeStefano et al. at 2. The written exams were to account for sixty-percent of the ultimate assessment of a candidate's ability to successfully serve as a lieutenant or captain.
The prototype beams test can successfully serve as a small scale screening test providing insights on materials selection for the full-scale beam tests.
Other studies also indicated that, used together, CRA and FRA could successfully serve as antigens in diagnostic tests for Chagas disease [ 26- 28].
Most part of these set-ups may be similar to the consideration of the traditional behavior-analysis studies [ 45- 49, 52], therefore, the gain-loss frequency can successfully serve as a predictor for choice behavior under these uncertain situations.
