"were achieved as" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to goals or objectives that have been accomplished. For example, "The project goals were achieved as scheduled by the team."
Meanwhile, good stability and selectivity were achieved as well.
"Like all companies, Tesla conducts an annual performance review during which a manager and employee discuss the results that were achieved, as well as how those results were achieved, during the performance period," a Tesla spokesperson said.
Indeed, good results with respect to accuracy, trueness and precision were achieved, as well as a very low limit of quantitation (0.07 ng/ml).
By that, 30- or 800-fold improvements of the supersaturation period and fluxes were achieved as were immediate to sustained release profiles through structural counterions' optimization compared to the crystalline free acid of Selurampanel.
These benefits were achieved as early as week 10 and were generally maintained through week 54.
The single intravenous loading dose was given to ensure target therapeutic trough concentrations were achieved as quickly as possible.
Better depression outcomes were achieved as well, especially in patients suffering from major depression, who were prescribed adequate dosages of antidepressant medication [ 50].
EULAR good/moderate responses and DAS28 < 2.6 were achieved as early as week 4, and percentages of patients achieving EULAR good/moderate responses were maintained through week 24 (ESM Figs. S3A, S3B).
High levels of disease were achieved as early as day 2 postinjection with maximal response by day 6, after which the disease resolved to almost normal by day 20.
Sodium dodecyl sulphate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE) analysis of the OMPs for untreated and TE and CIP treated cells indicated that the molecular changes were achieved as; lost in, induction and stability of some protein bands as a result of antibiotics treatment.
While certainly not Pebble Beach numbers, they were achieved as a result of cars selling within their expected ranges, albeit in some cases at the lower end, or not at all; a 1955 Cadillac Series 75 limousine used by President Eisenhower in his first and second term attracted a high bid of $160,000, but fell short of its reserve.
