Sentence examples for assess completion from inspiring English sources

To fully assess completion, we excluded infants who had not reached 18 months of age by August 2008.

Although in total 120/314 (38.2%) participants were prescribed three weekly doses of penicillin, 45 were referred for treatment elsewhere and we were only able to assess completion of treatment for 75/120 (62.5%) participants.

We additionally conducted analyses to assess completion time as a function of sexual behavior, finding that reporting any type of sex added about a minute to overall diary completion time.

In spite of the variability in required follow-up, most patients included in the IFN cohort were followed for a sufficient period of time to assess completion of the induction and maintenance phases.

Participants kept a detailed diary of the number of voids that they missed/spilled and indicated whether they took 3 para-amino benzoic acid (PABA) pills (100 mg/tablet; KAL-PABA, Nutraceutical Corporation, Park City, Utah), with 1 at each meal that is used to assess completion of urinary collection.

A bill in the State Legislature aims to fix the formula for assessing completion and dropout rates, but some academics question whether that will just make it easier for school districts to jettison their problem children, allowing at-risk students to fall through the cracks.

Retrospectively, we assessed completion rates of the training modules and anesthesia preoperative records as well as day of surgery cancellation and delay rates before and after the implementation of the FAIR tool.

We assessed completion time as the number of minutes elapsed from initiation of subject diary to synchronization with the server.

To examine human papillomavirus (HPV) series completion in older adolescents and assess vaccination completion opportunities missed by providers.

Among the health workers, the survey assessed which factors they identified as being instrumental in treatment completion, as well as the methods used to assess treatment completion.

Previously data linkage of police and ambulance log data were used to assess the completion of official statistics for road traffic injuries in Karachi, Pakistan [14].