Sentence examples for completed r from inspiring English sources
Status: A = active, not recruiting; C = completed; R = recruiting; U = unknown.
In post-hoc analysis, depressive status was negatively associated with the number of exercise sessions completed (r = -0.81, p = 0.001).
Studies that used Likert scales to rate homework compliance had a significantly higher mean effect size (r = .31) than those rating the percentage of homeworks completed (r = .17).17
It was not possible to discern which specific components of the program influenced its impact, but in post hoc analyses, improvement in depressive status appeared to be associated with the number of exercise sessions completed (r = -0.8, p < 0.01).
Among alcoholics, higher NAA/Cr levels in the prefrontal WM region were associated with a greater number of correct responses (r = 0.379, P = 0.007) and categories completed (r = 0.433, P = 0.002).
The exceptions were significant correlations between the Problem-Solving Index and the number of categories of WCST completed (r =.225, p =.014); the Proposition Index and verbal fluency (r =.311, p =.001), and the Salience Index and verbal fluency (r =.240, p =.009).
After those are completed, Red Hook and Columbia Heights will be next.
To date, no browser or device has completed Ring 1, which includes camera access, DRM, and accelerated canvas for graphics-intensive games.
Matters were worsened by Ludwig's insistence, over Wagner's objections, that the premieres of the two completed Ring operas, Das Rheingold and Die Walküre, be given at once, in Munich, rather than as part of a complete Ring cycle on some future date at a venue of Wagner's choosing.
A total of 1439 patients completed R-based induction therapy, 1186 of whom met all inclusion criteria (541 patients received R-maintenance and 645 patients were observed).
Identification of the completed R-spine, a hallmark of an active kinase, is based on the Local Spatial Patterns (LSP) alignment, a bioinformatics tool developed by the Taylor laboratory (Kornev et al., 2008).
