Sentence examples for upon attainment of from inspiring English sources

Upon attainment of his undergraduate degree, Ken enrolled in the Harvard Business School from which he received an MBA with distinction in 1949.

Thus, the light-induced hydrogen evolution at the illuminated front of the device can be maximized upon attainment of a particular composition and structure of the oxide.

Experiments were ended upon attainment of the target tumor volume of 600 mm3 to 700 mm.

Patient readiness for discharge was consistently associated with patient behaviours and attitudes and much less frequently identified as being dependant upon attainment of clinical endpoints such as optimized glycemic control, or meeting lipid and blood pressure targets.

Upon attainment of CR or CRU, treatment will often be continued for several further cycles of chemotherapy before ceasing and patients with CRU often receive RT to the residual masses, depending on the clinical situation.

In the secular sphere, it is celebrated in democratic countries by the granting of the right to vote to persons upon the attainment of a certain age.

Upon the attainment of independence, however, the government made it clear that its programs would occur in a socioeconomic context in which the historical, traditional, and objective circumstances of the country were recognized.

Faults originate upon the attainment of tensile or shear strength in the undamaged material.

For teachers, goal interdependence thus means that their own costs and benefits depend upon the attainment of not only their own goals but also those of other team members (Runhaar, 2008).

Upon the attainment of 70 80% confluency, the cells were incubated in serum-free DMEM containing 0.5% bovine serum albumin for 20 24 h.

Adoption of either the nonmigratory parr tactic or the migratory anadromous male tactic appears to be conditional upon the attainment of a threshold body size, growth rate and/or physiological condition (Hutchings and Myers 1994; Thorpe et al. 1998; Aubin-Horth et al. 2006), a hypothesis that dates from the mid-1980s (Leonandsson and Lundberg 1986; Myers and Hutchings 1986; Thorpe 1986).