Sentence examples for was attainment from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of attaining; the act of arriving at or reaching; the act of obtaining by exertion or effort.
Endpoint for the experiments was attainment of a tumour volume between 600 and 700 mm3 (target tumour volume), with the interval between subcutaneous tumour cell inoculation and the endpoint defined as the survival time.
The challenge, says the group, is attainment before school, when the gap between rich and poor starts to emerge.
The outcome of WaterEngage is attainment of a critical mass of users and building of a virtual community.
1.3 Keys to Success The keys to success in Tennis Master's business are: Attainment of our store expansion goals (both company stores and franchise stores).
The dominant factor was educational attainment at the age of 16.
The index of SES used in this study was educational attainment, which was recorded in 24 studies within APCSC.
The exposure variable was educational attainment of women in the study setting [ 6].
We found that previous educational attainment was associated with current educational attainment (Table S2).
Note that educational attainment was coded as 0 (lower educational attainment), and 1 (higher educational attainment).
The ultimate goal is the attainment of a state of peace with equal justice for all.
Perhaps most encouragingly, there's no attainment gap between those children on free school meals and their peers.
