The phrase "attained by well" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a meaning related to achieving something through good means, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The goals we set were not easily attained by well."
Alternatives: "achieved through good means" or "obtained by proper methods."
A very different sound altogether is attained by playing the Well-Tempered Clavier on the instrument for which (most) of these pieces were intended, the two-manual harpsichord.
The available information and GWC observations from Fig. 27 have prompted us to conclude that southern region of the GWC boundary is more prolific compared to the central region in terms of potential production growth and that can be attained by drilling additional wells within the interpreted facies associations.
This Review reports the latest developments in tandem multi-junction perovskite solar cells and discusses prospects for this technology to achieve energy conversion efficiencies well beyond those attained by silicon-based cells.
S-FRESI can be used to measure and visualize the changes in flood resilience attained by different flood control measures, as well as in future scenarios of population growth, uncontrolled urbanization or climate change.
This highest value is attained by DNA-polymerases (EC.2.7.7.7), which are well known to be structurally diverse [46].
Donor d seems to stand out from the rest, reaching a peak of 480 × 103 copies per well which is 4 times more than that attained by donor e, with 120 × 103 copies per well.
In contrast, thermal adaptation of BsDHFR is attained by the removal of thermolabile residues as well as rigidification of certain parts of the enzyme (the M20, FG, and GH loops as well as the protein core).
If, as Fehr suggested, the clubs would turn the minimum salaries into maximums, a player earning $200,000 in his third year would fall well below the salary standards attained by many of the better third-year players.
First we used quartz cells instead of pyrex cells used by MPK so allowing the heating of the melt well above the temperature of 530 °C attained by MPK.
The document, published in November by the State Intellectual Property Office of China, is called the "National Patent Development Strategy (2011-2020)." It discusses broad economic objectives as well as specific targets to be attained by 2015.
