Sentence examples for a higher completion rate from inspiring English sources
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.
We found that depleting willpower did indeed lead to less work (and poorer quality) on the first day, but that this intervention surprisingly led to a higher completion rate overall.
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.
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.
A high completion rate with students' high-quality learning artifacts suggested their engagement in the mobile learning activities.
