Sentence examples for term successfully from inspiring English sources

This pregnancy was carried to term successfully.

But the governor says he's just trying to make it through his term successfully.

The result also shows that the log term successfully suppresses the CHI values of the high-frequency words appearing in all classes, which achieves relatively good results.

As with the case of "water" before modern chemistry, the conception widely associated with "race" (viz. that it is a biological kind) is wrong, but the term successfully refers all the same.

In items 12 and 30, the term "successfully" was changed to "well" in the synthesis-version, but returned to the original term after the author of the original SIQ evaluated those items in the back-translation; thus, it has not affected the scale's original content and sounds only a little awkward, but is still adequate in Brazilian Portuguese.

A: Short term: Successfully guide Halfway through the remainder of the post-production process and towards a premier later this year/start of next year.

The consortium aimed to move beyond the focus on symptom monitoring to incorporate aspects of rehabilitation, behavioural change and education that are deemed important to self-manage a complex long-term condition successfully.

That is, some think of the position in terms of what science aims to do: the scientific realist holds that science aims to produce true descriptions of things in the world (or approximately true descriptions, or ones whose central terms successfully refer, and so on).

Long-term successfully treated HIV infected patients have remarkably high levels of CMV-specific effector cells.

This indicates that the Category 0 vocabularies matched to about 67% of the terms successfully matched by the complete UMLS.

CTD's Web service would then process the annotations and compute the results against the curated data set, providing the user with recall, precision, response time and a detailed list of curated terms, text-mined terms and text-mined term hits (i.e. curated terms successfully identified by the text-mining tools either by a synonym to the term or by the term itself).