The phrase "attending mastery" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to education or skill development, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The workshop focuses on attending mastery in various artistic techniques to enhance participants' skills."
Alternatives: "achieving mastery" or "pursuing mastery".
HRQoL improved significantly at the 12-month follow-up assessment after attending a learning and mastery course.
In 2011, 93 per cent of students attending private schools showed mastery of the literacy test, compared with 69 per cent among public school attendees.
We therefore investigated changes in HRQoL in participants after they attended this learning and mastery course, and explored how well sociodemographic variables, paid work, social support, personal factors, and surgery predicted HRQoL at 12-month follow-up.
In all, though, this was the most wayward of the Trifonov recitals I've attended: the mannerisms obscured the mastery.
In this Swedish cohort of over 11,000 women who received regular invitations to attend mammography screening, non-attendance was associated with living alone, single motherhood, having given birth to one child or three or more children, low social participation, low control/mastery, and greater stress.
A number of months ago I attended a four day course at the Strozzi Institute, Center for Leadership and Mastery titled Leadership in Action 1.
They also showed that since children are selective in the material they attend to and that their interaction increases with comprehension and mastery, children tend to pay more attention to novel information and interact more with material they have seen before and mastered.
THE SCHOOLS Until June, children attended Live Oaks for elementary school, where on this year's Connecticut Mastery Tests, 85 percent of fourth-graders met standards in math, 77 percent in reading and 94 percent in writing, versus 85, 73 and 87 statewide.
Any true fan who claims to attend opera solely in the hope of encountering sublime displays of vocal and dramatic mastery is putting you on.
This is especially important in hospice care as patients may become so debilitated that they need to rely on proxy ratings from their caregivers to assess and attend to their symptom management Caregiver perceived quality of life was related to four variables, perceived mastery, symptom distress, age, and years of education, with mastery being the strongest predictor.
The authors have achieved such a mastery of truism that they sometimes achieve the same monumental effect even in non-magnitudinous statements, as: "Table 28-1 shows that the proportion of parents who indicated that their children will attend private colleges is approximately twice as large for those with incomes over $10,000 as for those with incomes under $3,000".
