Sentence examples for achievement 2 from inspiring English sources

The results emphasized that: (1) functional beliefs played a protective role for the vast majority of HRQOL aspects including well-being, resilience, exposure to risk factors, acute major disorders, and academic achievement; (2) dysfunctional beliefs were associated with higher odds of presenting diagnosed acute minor and major disorders.

With 'Academic focus': 1 focus on academic achievement, 2 in-between, 3 focus on caring and inclusiveness.

Multicomponent interventions combining diet, physical activity and behavioural modification have been highlighted as essential for weight loss and goal achievement, 2 with a comprehensive behavioural approach producing a 10.7 kg (11%) weight loss while significantly reducing attrition.

15 High school students in China have long school hours (5.4 days in school per week and 7.6 lessons/day 28) and heavy pressure for academic achievement (2 h/day on homework 28); thus, minimal interruption to school is critical to ensure the sustainability of a school-based health promotion programme in this context.

For the overall academic achievement 76.4% reached the low and average level while 23.6% achieved the high level.

Still a high mark, an achievement: 1,020th out of 61,222 examinees in Beijing.

While Glavine's milestone will be a superb achievement, 22 others have done it.

Then there's the great midcentury designer Eva Zeisel (lifetime achievement, 2005), now 103.

Still, the Flyers have a remarkable record of achievement: 36 trips to the playoffs in their 44 years.

Recent research has shown that: (1) bodily spatial experiences of number magnitude resulted in pronounced improvement in numerical development [1], and (2) competence with fractions predicted gains in mathematical achievement [2].

In general, migraine has a profound effect on wellbeing and general functioning, not only during attacks but also in terms of work performance, family and social relationships, and school achievement [2].The WHO rates it among the most disabling, and costly, chronic disorders [7].