Sentence examples for attainment of new from inspiring English sources

The first stage is an initial abrupt jump in runoff in the first year of clearance which is attributed to immediate decrease in interception losses; the second stage is a linear increase in runoff attributed to the expansion of groundwater recharge and the final stage is the gradual return to the pre-disturbance value attributed to attainment of new groundwater recharge-discharge equilibrium.

It appears in celebrations of the attainment of new career heights.

Research to date has primarily focused on three aspects: the impact of IPL on i) attainment of new skills and knowledge [ 11], ii) short-term impact on attitudes towards professional relationship [ 12], and iii) short-term interprofessional practice [ 11].

Since role-supplementation requires the attainment of new knowledge and skills, it is unsurprising that our findings support Jacob et al.'s conclusion that as skill-mix increases there is a need to address how education affects competency and skill in the workforce [ 23].

The "stag's leap" of the title of the collection refers to Olds's husband's leap for freedom – but also, perhaps, her own gradual attainment of a new equilibrium.

The attainment of two new nanoclusters, Au39 SC2H4Ph 29 and Au40 SC2H4Ph 30, demonstrates the feasibility of controlling cluster size via controlled reduction.

The shorter (1.5 hours) half-life of CyC compared to creatinine accounts for the more rapid rise and the earlier attainment of a new steady state [ 20].

Since transcripts concentration will change over time with treatment fish were sampled at day 3 (n = 2) and day 5 (n = 3) following attainment of the new environmental conditions in order to obtain a broader representation of expressed genes.

In the present study we analyzed the time course of the stress response in gilthead sea bream and the results highlight early, delayed and persistent responses which lead to the attainment of a new steady state, and emphasize the complexity of the adaptive stress response.

EDDNs' high role satisfaction, the positive association between frequency of delivering FV and role satisfaction and free text responses suggesting that attainment and delivery of new skills increased nurses' job satisfaction are also in keeping with several studies reporting high employee satisfaction with extended roles [ 29– 329.

According to a study released by China's Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in March, the highest level of education attainment among more than 80percentt of "new investor households" was a high school degree or less.