Sentence examples for successfully varied from inspiring English sources

DRX and Raman measurements revealed that the Ge concentration (x) of the Si1-xGe x NW has been successfully varied from 0.2 to 0.46 with R varying from 0.048 to 0.15, respectively (Figure 2d). Figure 2 SEM images, Raman spectra and Ge fraction of SiGe NW.

Ge concentration (x) in Si1- x Ge x NW has been successfully varied by modifying the gas flow ratio: R = GeH4/(SiH4 + GeH4).

The preparation method was successfully varied in order to obtain different degrees of interaction between LaMnO3 and MgO as shown by TPR and activity tests after calcination at 900 °C.

Furthermore, the probability of breeding successfully varied unimodally along the elevational and air temperature gradients, peaking at intermediate elevations and air temperatures.

How these issues are handled, and how successfully, varies from one place to another.

And to my hearing, the best single act Puccini ever wrote is the first of "La Fanciulla del West": emotionally coherent, well paced, successfully joining varied musical materials, skillfully deploying whole-tone harmonies to capture the vast terrain of California and the emotional quest of its inhabitants, all the while not forsaking intimate sentimentality.

The amount of money successfully raised varied considerably: the city of Glasgow, with a million inhabitants, raised approximately £104,000 for memorials; Leeds, with around half a million inhabitants, only £6,000.

Due to varying amplification success, the number of successfully sequenced individuals varied between 7 13 from Scandinavian Willow grouse and 7 11 from Scottish Red grouse.

We directly visualized the SNPH-immobilized neuronal mitochondria in situ and successfully captured the varied morphologies of the SNPH-immobilized mitochondria as well as their interactions with microtubules.

And so was born a formula that has been successfully replicated and varied time and again: Girl meets manly but sensitive boy; they have explosive physical adventures together but find real fulfillment in marriage.

Encouraging results from this study suggest that diabetes-management programs using peer support can be successfully introduced across varied cultural settings and within diverse health systems.