Sentence examples for lead to attainment from inspiring English sources

Where some ductility exists before debonding of FRP from concrete, algebraic analysis based on the structure's stiffness profile is used to help show that partial convergence between cracked and design moment distributions can lead to attainment of intended load capacity.

Importantly, treatment in older patients did not lead to attainment of sup-raphysiologic TT levels following TRT use of 50 mg or 100 mg/day.

It seemed, therefore, very unlikely that the continuing use of the current traditional rotary-driven restorative treatment regime would lead to attainment of the Department's goal of reducing premature tooth loss within the population, in the foreseeable future [ 1].

It was widely believed that the alchemical quest would lead to the attainment of the philosophers' stone.

Not theory and rhetoric but negotiation and compromise would lead to the attainment of unity and freedom.

Normative strain arises when changing conditions create a situation in which the established norms no longer lead to the attainment of important, accepted values.

Instead, we should also consider whether raising the expenditure allocated to preventive healthcare will effectively lead to the attainment of better economic performance and social welfare.

Theoretical analysis and numerical simulations using data from Taiwan suggest that, raising the expenditure allocated to effective prevention programs would lead to the attainment of better health for the population, faster economic growth and higher social welfare.

Allocating more resources to effective prevention programs would lead to the attainment of better economic performance and welfare position, which would be accompanied with better health for the population.

A proper selection of both macrocyclic molecules and bridging molecules, in conjunction with a proper choice of the synthesis conditions, lead to the attainment of hybrid solid systems in which the spectroscopic properties are not only preserved but can even be adjusted by selecting suitable sizes and identities of the bridging alkyl groups.

The greatest changes in expression across stage transitions were observed for these unigenes (Table  4), highlighting the potential role of auxin in regulating developmental processes that lead to the attainment of ripening capacity.