Sentence examples for this means achieving from inspiring English sources

When it comes to children with disabilities, this means achieving full ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

Working means achieving results.

This means that achieving full vitrification is likely to lead to the exact kind of damage – membranes being ruptured, neuronal connections being lost – that the technique is designed to avoid.

By this means, we achieved an increase in rescue from ∼1% to up to 46% of the injected larvae.

This means it has achieved the World Health Organisation's benchmark for Ebola-free status.

In Walser's case, this means that he achieved a remarkable tone, in which perfect assurance and perfect ambiguity combine.

What is more, they like to give the impression that this means they have achieved what they set out to do.

This means that the achieved accuracy in the steady state between and is bounded by (21).

This means that, to achieve the same accuracy, fewer grid points are needed for the EXFMG method than for the MG method.

By this means, we have achieved a required phase difference by varying the refraction index instead of the mechanical path difference created between arms.

This means that the achieved PD will be lower than the theoretically calculated, as expected, since the proposed detectors are optimum.