Sentence examples for ability to be completed from inspiring English sources

Pilot work with 312 patients attending two general practice clinics confirmed validity of the questionnaire (about 90%% of respondents passed both contraction tests) and its ability to be completed (respondents reported a median of 3 on a 5-point Likert scale from 1 (not difficult) to 5 (very difficult)).

Few were designed to have the ability to be completed by or in conjunction with carers and few were able to distinguish between different types of non-adherence, which limited their ability be used effectively in the continuous improvement of targeted adherence enhancing interventions.

The user is shown real-time results of the optimization and if the convergence towards an optimum set of parameters seems to be complete, they have the ability to pause or completely stop the optimization.

Still, the plant's location -- 180 miles southwest of Key West, Fla .-- has prompted American officials to express concern about Cuba's ability to operate it safely should it be completed.

Moreover, a fair evaluation of the model's ability to predict unseen patterns can only be completed once those parameters have been set.

A colour Doppler ultrasound was done to confirm the diagnosis of insertional patellar tendinopathy and the Victorian Institute of Sport Assessment-Patella (VISA-P) score (Hernandez-Sanchez et al., 2011) to assess symptoms, function and the ability to perform sport was completed (Hernandez-Sanchez et al., 2014).

In Ontario, the Functional Abilities Form is completed by the attending health care provider and outlines any restrictions for the injured worker when returning to work.

Reach level 10 and you unlock another character, Maya, with differently balanced abilities – her backflips are completed quicker, but she's slower to build speed.

Ten item confidence logs based on BSR core competency outcomes and ability to diagnose EULAR pathologies were completed by delegates pre-course, end of course and four weeks post course.

Interviews were based on eight questionnaires, seven of which were administered to users, and one (the Multnomah Community Ability Scale- MCAS) was completed by users' case managers (Table  1).

Individuals who express interest in the study at the information sessions are asked for their contact details and initial checks of age group and the ability to walk 20 meters unaided are completed.