Sentence examples for boost completion from inspiring English sources

Developers often complain that planning regulations hamper building – but Pidgeon doesn't buy it, nor does she feel relaxing planning regulations would boost completion rates.

The university also closed the graduation rate gap by half and earned national recognition by Education Trust as a "top gap closer" for its efforts to boost completion rates for minorities.

In Obama's State of the Union address this year, he proposed a $1 billion Race to the Top competition to incentivize colleges to control their costs; a First in the World competition to spur innovation among colleges in boosting completion; and, more controversially, tying campus-based aid to measures such as graduation rates.

Often postoperative radiotherapy is delivered in daily fractions of 2 Gray (Gy) with a sequential boost after completion of WBI, resulting in long treatment schedules of up to 7 weeks.

Therefore, graduate program admissions need better tools, like the CS, to assess other markers of achievement and personality measures to help recruit and retain diverse applicants with potential for long-term success as scientists and boost PhD completion rates.

And a preliminary report by researchers at University College London suggests that a related high school program in the U.K. has also significantly boosted school completion rates there.

With the unprecedented focus on boosting college completion rates, there must be equal emphasis on graduating students with workforce-ready skills.

And now the programme has been given a massive boost – through the completion of multi-purpose playing facilities which include a football pitch and netball and basketball courts, which can also be used for tennis.

Marriage will boost up your completion percentage by 20% (One percent for each heart your wife has and one percent for each heart your child has).

Both the Austrian and the German TBE vaccines seem to be interchangeable for boosting or for completion of previous vaccination series., Recent clinical data show that they may also be conditionally interchangeable during primary vaccination with conventional schedules.

And, perhaps, with a bit of luck, we can win big and boost relevance, engagement and completion rates while simultaneously decreasing our financial outlay.