Goals attainment refers to the degree to which an individual's goals are attained by the coping strategies used.
An attained curriculum refers to the learning outcomes achieved and the experiences of the students.
"In terms of body issues and the ballet aesthetic, I feel like Peter is being blamed for what is the reality of our industry and the high standards we're always working to attain," she said, referring to accusations that Martins went too far in pressuring dancers to lose weight.
None of the calculated monthly change rates attained clinical significance, referring to established guidelines that classify a small clinical meaningful change as 5 to 10 points.
(This characteristic is sometimes called timberline or forest limit, although strictly speaking the former term refers to the uppermost reaches that commercial-size timber trees attain and the latter term refers to a closed forest).
Less change is observed if an intermediate solvent, such as decalin, is used to avoid destabilization of asphaltenes contained in the crude oil; wettability conditions attained by this treatment are referred to as MXW-F (film).
For that reason the number of vessels referred to in the tables which attain a speed of twenty knots or more is significant.
An improvement of 93% in fatigue strength could be attained by cathodic protection referring to the data in air for a life of 3×106 cycles.
In these cases, one should decide which of the possible courses of action is better or worse by referring to attaining the ideal of developing the eternal consciousness (LPPO 104).
This refers to attaining knowledge of the definitions and explanations of the meaning of concepts and categories in each coding system on a higher level than category text and description; for example, examining parent and child concepts related to a concept in SNOMED CT and also examining all ICD-categories connected to a KSH97-P category.
Workers not attaining higher education will from now on be referred to as manual workers.
