The phrase "attained very large" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe achieving a significant size or amount, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The project has attained very large levels of funding, allowing us to expand our operations."
Alternatives: "achieved substantial" or "reached considerable".
In a familiar mechanical system, children on swings time their kicks to attain very large swings (much larger than they could attain with a single kick).
The lack of mammalian herbivores competing for resources on these islands allowed the solitaire and the dodo to attain very large sizes.
In contrast, BTS have a highly plastic larval period and can remain aquatic and attain very large sizes if ponds are permanent, providing a source of bait that is both larger and potentially available year-round.
Whilst primary level (grades 1-4) hattainedned very high enrolment rates with gender parity achieved, teenage girls form the largest share of out of school children in the country.
The achieved multivariate linear models attained very good fit explaining variances between 53.3% and 72.1%.
A sensitivity of better than one part per million was attained in very large samples.
One of the typical characteristic features of a mediastinal LPS is its ability to attain a very large size and yet remain undetected.
However, when the number of destinations is very large, both schemes attain almost the same outage performance.
Genome-wide G × E or gene × gene × environment (G × G × E) studies for unipolar depression have, to the best of our knowledge, not yet been conducted and would require very large sample sizes to attain sufficient power.
In their experiments, however, μ of quartz-phyllosilicate gouges increased with shear displacement and the steady-state values of μ were not attained in most runs, although the final displacements were very large (25 to 74 mm).
