Sentence examples for combining the completion from inspiring English sources

The total MPT score was computed by combining the completion time in both hands.

We calculated Performance IQ by combining the Picture Completion, Coding, Picture Arrangement, Block Design and Object Assembly subtests.

Knowing the evolutionary history of the various VDACs, combined with the completion of more plant genome projects in the near future should facilitate this goal.

We propose to combine the first and the second objectives by defining the TaskSpan as the difference between the largest task completion time and the smallest task completion time among all the processors in the system.

Post eradication was confirmed by a negative C-urea breath test (C-UBT) or negative serum H. pylori antibodies combined with history of the completion of H. pylori eradication therapy.

Skiers go down each course once, with their finishing position being determined based on their combined course completion time.

Baernstein et al. compared the quantity and quality of medical student reflection on professionalism when they: 1) completed written critical incident reports, 2) combined completion of those reports with a discussion of the incident with a faculty member, and 3) engaged in a discussion of the incident without completing a written report.

Those runs combined with the pass completions will keep the chains and the clock moving, and keep the defense off the field.

Given our results, combined with the discouraging completion rates of susceptibility-profile tailored regimens [ 30- 32], IPT could be seen as a potential option in close contacts of MDR-TB patients in low incidence settings.

Therefore, 97 ± 17% of students were able to identify a figure as a graphical representation of data (at the "remember" cognitive process dimension) by the completion of SMILE (combined I/C and CC; Figure 4B).

The low rate of relapse among patients achieving CMR at the completion of treatment combined with the lower sensitivity and specificity of CT than PET (Wagner-Johnston and Bartlett, 2011) suggests that diagnostic CT is even less likely to be worthwhile in a surveillance setting.