Sentence examples for attained through such from inspiring English sources

Few understand exactly what is meant by "competency", know how to measure it, or comprehend what can actually be done with a degree attained through such a process (employers may like it, but what about grad schools).

No prospective in vitro study or animal testing could provide the knowledge attained through such actual human exposure [ 80].

In Myanmar, where Buddhist temples and monks proliferate, merit is attained through good deeds such as the release of caged birds and trapped fish.

In terms of social capital, it can be speculated that bonding social capital – attained through group membership such as educational and religious participation – may positively influence inmates whereas a lack of family support, prisoner maladjustment and gang affiliation may negatively influence inmates.

The tour to Peru was achieved by combining finances from company sponsorship with that attained through fund raising initiatives, such as a Money for Matches  cycle ride, which took them from Sheffield to London.

Vitamin D can also be attained through diet from foods such as oily fish, eggs, fortified foods, and through the use of supplements [ 5].

For percentage data, such a correction is attained through division by the denominator all spells and all spells with frailty.

Full exploitation of this increased data base is expected to be attained through the use of modern data assimilation techniques such as 3- and 4-dimensional variational assimilation.

The treatment effect decreases as the risk lowers, such that the lowest health gain per beneficiary is attained through health promotion interventions targeting susceptible individuals regardless of their risk factor or disease status.

Such a simple analysis will ensure consistency across studies of the values attained through the impressive technical achievement of proteome-wide abundance datasets.

Almost every culture has such figures in their past, men like Odysseus, King David, Muhammad and Aeneas, whose triumphs were often attained through extreme, horrific battle.