Sentence examples for better completion of from inspiring English sources

However, the greater mean number of causes in the 1996-2007 perisd is primarily due to the new line (d) introduced into the medical certification section of the death certificate when the ICD-10 entered into effect, as well as to better completion of the death certificates by physicians [ 13, 18].

On the opposite side of the ball, Florida State quarterback E. J. Manuel had a better completion percentage, completing 23 of his 31 passes for 288 yards and one touchdown.

The broader social agenda here, of course, is in part creating low-cost higher education at the US community college level, with better completion rates.

This is partly because the UK has often come up with many of Europe's better ideas – completion of the single market, a common energy policy, climate change initiatives, CAP reform, defence cooperation, and so on.

If only departments of a comparable size were compared for both countries (seven or less, corresponding to the largest Swiss department size of seven trainees), then Switzerland scored significantly better for completion of continuing education.

Exercise increases the vitamin serotonin, which will refresh and improve your disappointed state of mind Try to be busy in work which will not allow you to think other matters.You will feel better after completion of work and forget all other disappointments.

This piece suggests that it's to Snake Eater I should turn, but if you feel The Phantom Pain will be a better game after completion of another in the series, tell me so on Twitter, if you like.

1, 2 Many surgeons cope with this fact by assuming a survival mentality that anticipates that things will get better after the completion of training.

Potential benefits include a reduction in fear of cancer, increased trust in oncologists and other health care providers, improved patient satisfaction, increased knowledge of lung cancer treatment options, and better adherence and completion of treatment regimens.

To better understand why completion of the new courses was a significant factor in the regression analysis, we compared mean scores on the BFT for students who did (n = 71) and did not (n = 56) complete the new courses.

Here is the most "popular" of 11 operas by Franco Alfano, who nevertheless remains better known for his completion of the third act of "Turandot," based on Puccini's sketches.