Sentence examples for By attainment from inspiring English sources

This great joke admits Allen's loneliness in the kingdom of self, a loneliness that can be placated only by attainment — by the power to somehow redeem life and to see in the eyes of others the glow of the ideal.

Effectiveness of heat treatment in controlling insects is determined by attainment of uniform temperatures between 50°C and 60°C.

For PBT-DGEBA-DDS systems, PBT was always segregated from the matrix, either initially through crystallization or by attainment of the cloud-point curve in the course of reaction.

Since LasR-OdDHL controls the onset and activation of both the pqs and rhl QS circuits, these systems therefore represent a step-wise activation cascade that will be triggered by attainment of a "quorum" in P. aeruginosa cultures.

Thus the second DNA-division sequence (allowed by attainment of the 2nd CP) affected by zeocin prior to S phase was completely blocked in G2 phase (Fig. 3G).

On the other side, it remains enigmatic which components of reproductive activity actually trigger the apparent retardation of ageing induced by attainment of breeder status.

The percentage of households with a domestic biogas digester ranged from 0 to 52.6, but with the majority (75%) of VDCs characterised by biogas attainment by less than 2% of households.

Our associations were not, however, affected by controls of lifestyle and neither were the associations affected by educational attainment or by a family history of diabetes.

They were weighted by educational attainment, age by sex, race/ethnicity, region, and household income to be representative of the population of adult allergy sufferers in the U.S.

Dietary and total salt consumption were higher in Scotland and in lower socioeconomic groups, whether assessed by occupation or by educational attainment (with difference estimates varying from 4%to9%9%).

The productivity per hour worked by educational attainment is calculated deterministically by fitting a quadratic function to MTAS (2010) data on the average wage rate per hour worked across age by educational attainment.