Sentence examples for sufficient attainment from inspiring English sources
This is a huge challenge in a country too afraid to teach politics as a standard subject at secondary school, unlike many of our Scandinavian neighbours, let alone achieve sufficient attainment levels for school-leavers in subjects such as reading and mathematics to be able to make good judgments.
Our findings suggested that replacing fat with carbohydrate could deteriorate insulin resistance while the adverse effect on triglycerides from the LFHC diet could be avoided by restricting energy intake to a degree sufficient for the attainment of weight reduction.
Randomized controlled trials were assessed based on concealment of treatment allocation, blinding of outcome assessors, completeness of follow-up, and the attainment of sufficient power to detect significant differences.
The operational arm of the ministry (Rijkswaterstaat or RWS) focuses in its operational river management on the attainment of sufficient discharge capacity to guarantee safety from flooding under reference conditions (such as peak discharges of 16 000 m s−1 at Lobith on the Dutch-German border).
Even if, from a theoretical point of view, it would be possible to estimate an infinite number of quantiles, focusing on a limited number permits attainment of a sufficient overview about the distributional impact of educational predictors on students' learning outcome.
The decision to take them out of the study is mainly due to this argument saying that the precision of the education attainment indicator is not sufficient for the youngest individuals.
If this is true, educational attainment would be a sufficient indicator of health literacy skills among Taiwanese adults and health literacy assessment would have limited value.
Family resources directly influence children's educational attainment because families must have sufficient income to pay children's tuition fees.
In agreement with the ancients, he identifies the goal of philosophy with the attainment of a wisdom that is sufficient for happiness.
There is sufficient evidence that psychosocial factors such as educational attainment, social networking and mentally stimulating activities protect against dementia [ 2].
Because of the relatively small quantity of RNA needed, it is interesting to speculate that this approach would support sample attainment using urine samples, considering that sufficient mRNA quantity and quality can be isolated from bladder washing even for stringent applications such as microarray analysis.
