Sentence examples for a high completion rate from inspiring English sources
The BACS requires less than 35 min to complete in patients with schizophrenia, yields a high completion rate in these patients, and has high reliability.
This is actually a high completion rate for a MOOC.
The 37-year-old has a high completion rate, 69percentt, but a career-low 4.8 adjusted net yards per pass, an updated form of the more well-known passer rating.
They did go to the shotgun, of course, and the general rule, set down by the infallible Bill Walsh, the Menachem Schneerson of the gridiron, remains true: Whether high-blitzing or sending three, a team that depends on high-energy defensive pressure, a full-court press on the QB, is always vulnerable to a disciplined passer with a high completion rate and a capable tight end.
LA class H performed well, especially in the Sketchbook, MapIT, and KWL activities, providing a high completion rate on average.
A high completion rate with students' high-quality learning artifacts suggested their engagement in the mobile learning activities.
A study from the same author performed in seven Dutch hospitals states a somewhat higher detection rate of suspected CAN in hospitals which have a higher completion rate of the checklist (checklist completed in 36% (16 56%) vs. in hospitals with a low completion of 0.4%) [ 54].
The method of consent also affected the percentage of children who completed: use of passive consent gave a higher completion rate.
England outshot Sweden 12 to 9, had a 58/42 possession advantage, completed more passes (400 to 266) and had a higher completion rate of 79.8%to72.4%4%.
The only learners with a higher completion rate were those who received financial support from their employers 58% of them made it the whole way through.
Seventy-five percent of the students are outside of United States, and Carnegie Mellon computer scientist Luis von Ahn notes that the foreign students are significantly more motivated and have a higher completion rate than their American counterparts.
