Sentence examples for although completing from inspiring English sources

Although completing the e-modules is obligatory, and completion is checked in the electronic learning environment before each training session, no control is exerted as to how thoroughly the students study the issues addressed.

Two PRT participants and one MCT participant, although completing the allocated intervention, were lost at follow-up due to sickness on the day of testing.

Conversely, enrollments (median 3 per household) were similar, although completing households were somewhat more likely to enroll more than the minimum of 2 participants (72% vs. 64%).

Although completing surveys by telephone was shunned overall, more than one third of the respondents (35.7%, CI: 28.1, 43.3) were willing to spend 5 to 10 minutes for a survey by this method.

Although completing it during the screening sessions would have increased compliance, as it did with the pre intervention IPAQ questionnaires, this was not possible because the nurses wanted the screening sessions to be as short as possible because of time constraints of the teachers towards the end of the school year.

The book, although completed by the mid 80s, was seen as rather difficult and not published until 1988, after Smiley's huge success with the domestic saga The Age of Grief.

The desalination plant, here in Yuma, about 30 miles north of the Ciénega, is a $256 million federal facility that although completed 17 years ago, has never run beyond two brief trial periods.

Birdstriking's new album, although completed, won't be released for a long time and the Indian Summer cover's inclusion will depend on approval from Beat Happening.

Although completed successfully, the building turned out to be little more than an extravagant nail in Price Brothers' coffin.

Although completed over four consecutive days, all days of the week were equally represented across the 3-year sample.

This questionnaire, although completed prospectively, had a retrospective component that asked the participating mothers the same questions again that they had previously answered prospectively.