The phrase "attained multiple" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe achieving several things, but it needs additional context or a noun to be clear.
Example: "She has attained multiple awards for her outstanding performance in the competition."
Alternatives: "achieved several" or "gained multiple".
A common goal of 3D printing is to be able to print multiple materials from one machine to attain multiple properties for one object or design.
From the above discussions, it is clear that choosing (or designing) the right fiber is important in attaining multiple cracking and tensile ductility in ECC.
The high interest in this field is due to the attractive properties of the quantum dots (QDs), namely ease of synthesis, ability to tune the band gap energy and possibility of attaining multiple exciton generation (MEG) [3 5].
To overcome this problem, we optimized the design of a 3 degrees of freedom serial robotic arm to attain multiple adjacent (desired number of) possible orifice locations, through which a planar workspace of pre-specified geometry can be traced.
We address the question of why they have such a complex structure and argue that it is to provide the flexibility necessary to simultaneously attain multiple key properties of circadian clocks such as robust entrainment and temperature compensation.
Thin-walled cylindrical shells under axial compression can attain multiple bifurcation points in their postbuckling regime due to the natural transverse deformation restraint provided by their geometry; but harnessing such behavior for smart purposes is lacking extensive study due to its notoriously high imperfection sensitivity.
These findings strongly support the need to attain multiple treatment targets to improve cardiorenal complications in type 2 diabetes.
The techniques described here address this limitation, and enable the characterization of systems that attain multiple discrete short-lived states.
Generally, successful men can thus increase fitness by attaining multiple mates in a way that females cannot (but see Brown, Laland, & Borgerhoff Mulder, 2009; Kokko & Jennions, 2008).
These estimates confirm that there is tremendous potential value in patients attaining multiple targets, not only for decreased mortality, as reported previously [ 21], but in reduced hospitalizations, length of stay, and associated cost.
