Sentence examples for a correct completion from inspiring English sources

Hence, for each network an energy function is defined with different minima reflecting a correct completion of its task.

While a study of CHWs has reported 90%% of steps were correctly completed using a job aid following a three-hour training [ 12], correct completion of steps required for 'safe' and 'accurate' use of the RDT was observed in 92 and 95%% of participants.

This set of fill-in suggestions was obtained from the requirements documents used for the elaboration of the patterns; b) a description that guides the correct completion of the parameter; c) the multiplicity that guides the amount of allowed values for the parameter.

Thus, a safe reconfiguration must drive the system to a consistent state and preserve the correct completion of on-going activities [3].

An average of 50%% of the five steps (step 21 26) associated with selection of appropriate treatment and correct completion of the treatment forms were completed correctly (Table  3).

The inspection methods will vary and can include traditional product inspection, statistical process control, or poka-yoke (ポカヨケ, Japanese; method of preventing errors by putting limits on how an operation can be performed to force the correct completion of the operation).

Of course, the components of the import machineries are informed by genes; but the correct completion of their self-assembly requires an autocatalytic mechanism that is not in the genes.

We defined safe use to consist of correct completion of steps 9 and 11 (use a sterile lancet and dispose of the lancet in an approved sharps container immediately after use).

Poka-yoke Poka-yoke means "mistake-proofing"—avoiding (yokeru) inadvertent errors (poka) is a behaviour-shaping constraint, or a method of preventing errors by putting limits on how an operation can be performed in order to force the correct completion of the operation.

Similar studies describe correct completion of all steps in the use of an RDT by 80 and 54 % of CHWs in Uganda respectively following a one-day training [ 10, 42].

Using simple randomisation the centres distributed the IG and NIG at a proportion of 1 1. - The formation of the participating midwives was carried out on 3 centralised work days during which the develpment of the study was explained in depth and they were given instructions on correct completion of the questionnaire on hygienic-dietetic habits in both a paper and electronic format.