Sentence examples for capable of completing a from inspiring English sources

For participants who died after the completion of the C8HP survey in 2005 2006 or who were not capable of completing a follow-up survey, we surveyed their next-of-kin (4% of the cohort had next-of-kin interview).

The self-driving mode is "technically" capable of completing a full trip on its own, with no human intervention.

People who discovered that they enjoyed and felt capable of completing a weight-training session subsequently joined a new gym and showed up for workouts.

All of these questions depend on whether a large number of at-risk students are really capable of completing a four-year degree.

Participants were included if they had exited post-traumatic amnesia (PTA), demonstrated uncompromised upper extremity use, displayed adequate verbal communication, and were judged capable of completing a full neuropsychological evaluation.

In effect, Ms. Kekalainen says, people who discovered that they enjoyed and felt capable of completing a weight-training session subsequently sought out and joined a new gym and showed up for workouts, despite no longer receiving nudges from the researchers or encouragement and companionship from their fellow volunteers.

The renderer is also capable of completing an image faster than a conventional implicit surface rendering algorithm based on ray casting.

Overall 3.6% were not available, 0.1% refused and 0.5% were not capable of completing an examination.

It is of note that the estimated mean VO2max of 48 mL02 min−1 kg−1, although not directly measured with respiratory gas analysis during maximum exercise test, is not very high for runners capable of completing an ultra-distance race of 78 km.

The transient metastatic compartment model proposed by Weiss suggests instead that all viable cells in a tumor acquire metastatic capacity, but due to positional and/or random epigenetic events only a small fraction are capable of completing the process at a given moment in time [ 23].

First there was the DARPA Grand Challenge, a robotic contest for building a driverless car capable of successfully completing a 132-mile off-road course.