Sentence examples for start to attainment from inspiring English sources

The one phase exponential decay followed the equation: Y = (Y0 − Plateau) e− kt  + Plateau with t representing time of habituation from start to attainment of floor level, and Y0 indexing the total distance moved for time point 0.

Younger mothers are more likely to have lower SES and educational attainment, which could start to have an influence as children get older by resulting in fewer opportunities for extracurricular physical activity or healthy food choices for their children in adolescence [ 41], possibly increasing IA risk.

Recent research has started to investigate the attainment of object constancy in haptic object recognition, and how haptic and visual object recognition compare.

These results are not surprising in the Singapore context, where nurses are starting to work towards attainment of degree qualifications.

Not only does a good breakfast provide all young people with a nutritious start to the day, but well-run breakfast clubs have the potential to boost attainment and behaviour too".

The Spitzer clan is eccentric only in its heightened devotion to attainment and argument.

These samples are de-identified prior to attainment.

- contribution to attainment of development goals including MDGs.

Thus, while attainments may point one way and shortfalls the other when it comes to saying which country has more relative inequality in health to start with, attainments and shortfalls should point the same way when it comes to determining how far relative inequalities have changed.

"Once attendance dips below 95% the child's attainment really starts to drop away," he said.

However, some areas, such as truancy rates and the attainment of ethnic minority pupils, are starting to improve.