Sentence examples for no attainment of from inspiring English sources

A comparable OBBP study revealed bromine concentration in the liver and adipose tissue increased steadily and rapidly with no attainment of a plateau during 180 days of the study.

(1) On the one hand, there is no permanent attainment of happiness as a stable state of completion in this life.

After correction for kidney transplant status and with the use of the MDRD-6 formula with calibrated creatinine to estimate GFR, treatment center no longer influenced the attainment of the PTH treatment goal.

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

However, a severe shortcoming of these data is that there is no information on educational attainment of both migrants and natives such that it is not possible to estimate the contribution of education to the assimilation process, which is instead one of the main contributions of our paper.

Our analysis used a recoded categorical variable that reflects attainment of: no education, primary education, and secondary education or higher.

As shown in Table  2, there was no difference in the attainment of primary endpoint outcome and the serological subtype (anti-PR3 vs. anti-MPO disease).

CNS tumour survivors who completed upper secondary school showed no significant reduction in attainment of further education, and the chance of success increased with older age at diagnosis.

This proved not to be necessary, probably because there is no delay between the attainment of the threshold and the initiation of DNA replication, thus avoiding the possibility that there is an 'overshoot' of initiation potential before both RIDA and the increase of non-specific DNA can begin.

We categorized prisoners by educational level (attainment of a high school diploma before or during the study period vs. no attainment) as a proxy for socioeconomic status.

We found no indication that the educational attainment of the participants modified the associations observed.