Sentence examples for to successfully remove from inspiring English sources

Keen was one of the first surgeons to successfully remove a brain tumour (1888).

He was the first to successfully remove an ovarian tumour (1809), demonstrating the feasibility of elective abdominal surgery.

His conviction was facilitated by this government's tireless work to successfully remove him from the UK to face trial in October 2012".

A temperature of 500 °C is found to successfully remove volatiles without causing crystallization.

Theresa May said the conviction followed "this government's tireless work to successfully remove him from the UK to face trial".

Ashya previously had major surgery to successfully remove a brain tumour on 24 July and a further operation on his brain on 22 August.

His research grew out of a public contest last year sponsored by the Secure Digital Music Initiative, a coalition of music, telecommunications and consumer electronics companies, which offered a $10,000 prize to anyone who could successfully remove a digital "watermark" from a musical recording.

They describe in detail, making qualitative distinctions, the attitudes they maintain and the help that makes it easier for the patient to be successfully removed from mechanical ventilation.

When the drainage tube had to be removed because of obstruction, but re-drainage was clinically unnecessary, it was judged to have been successfully removed with primary control of MPE.

Ni/Cu plating technology is also progressing fast, with many of the technical barriers to adoption being successfully removed.

In the study, heat fluxes of up to 2.9 Mwere were successfully removed at the source with the coolant pressure drop of 34 kPa across the porous sample while maintaining the heater junction temperature below the permissible limit of 100 ± 5 °C for chipsets.