Sentence examples for volume achieved from inspiring English sources
We hypothesize that there is no direct correlation between work-hours and operative volume achieved during surgical residency.
The long-term operation yields a continuous enhancement of power generation, with 53.8 ± 6.0 W m−3 (normalized to anode chamber volume) achieved after 18 months.
There was a trend for the maximal volume achieved during swelling to be higher following tamoxifen and/or MBCD treatment although this was not significant (P>0.05) (Fig. 6A).
The time-course of swelling in control cells is shown in Figure 1. Figure 6 summarises values of maximum volume achieved during swelling and the time to half-maximal volume for control cells, cells in which ICl,swell was inhibited with tamoxifen, MBCD-treated cells, and MBCD treated cells in which ICl,swell was inhibited with tamoxifen.
We previously reported that increased HDL-C and apoA1 are associated with a significant regression in carotid vessel wall volume achieved within 2 years of the DIRECT (19).
However, the association between the effective lung volume achieved by analyzing the dynamics of expiratory CO2 concentration and the other variables proved to be less clear-cut.
Despite these barriers to entry, James's austere volume achieves something remarkable: It lets Dante's poetry shine in all its brilliance even in those technical patches closer to Aquinas's syllogisms than to Virgil's hexameters.
The expansion of clay minerals with water imbibition and the generation of micro-fractures could increase the pore volume, achieving an additional imbibition capacity beyond the initial pore volume.
The volume achieves this through taking a comparative approach, drawing together a range of case studies from Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas, and importantly through including both present and past perspectives on pastoral societies.
Primary neoadjuvant chemoradiation may be an option in patients with nonresectable tumours to reduce tumour volume, achieve resectability and reduce the extent of surgery.
To test the hypothesis, we compare Danish and US operative volumes achieved during surgical residency training.
