Sentence examples for to attained from inspiring English sources
verb
To accomplish; to achieve.
- To attain such a high level of proficiency requires hours of practice each day.
The reasons I, and the scientists I spoke to, attained CSci credentials go beyond the accreditation itself, and are not necessary exclusive of other chartered schemes.
Focusing on the importance of the childhood environment to attained height, it seems that childhood conditions have not improved concurrent with improvements in infant mortality for those countries experiencing relatively few changes in height and may have actually worsened (or inequalities increased) for those exhibiting negative cohort differences given the results of year of birth estimates.
We also analyzed the parity according to attained age (40 years or younger versus older than 40 years).
For particular purposes, the incidence rate according to attained age was calculated, with time-dependent contribution of the reproductive factors.
This may cloud comparative interpretation of data such as rates of hypoglycaemia, as hypoglycaemia is sensitive to attained levels of A1C.
With regards to attained cholesterol levels, 3 studies were found [ 39– 41], reporting figures on LDLc control of <100 mg/dl between 25%and33%3%.
"To attain knowledge, add things every day.
We will help you to attain it.
What speeds would it have to attain?
What do I have yet to attain?
Young people are not able to attain what they should be able to attain.
