Sentence examples for completion answer from inspiring English sources

WCST: Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, HSCT: Hayling Sentence Completion Task, IGT: Iowa Gambling Task, Answer C: sentence completion, Answer S: semantic-related answer, Answer U: semantic-unrelated answer.

There was a positive correlation between illness duration and the Hayling Sentence Completion Task Net score, and number of completion answers in part B. There was a partial effect of years of education and BMI on neuropsychological test performance.

In particular, there was a significant positive correlation between duration of illness and HSCT net score (Pearson Correlation r = 0.379, p = 0.039) and the number of completion answers (Pearson Correlation r = 0.451, p = 0.012).

Completions answering the question "What happened next?" were expected to result in Occasion relations, or Result relations, which would favor the occurrence of Goal co-reference.

Completions answering the question "Why?" were expected to result in Explanation relations, which would favor the subject-Agent of S1 being interpreted as the subject of S2.

In Group 2, where participants provided completions answering the "Why?" question, which was expected to cause Explanation relations favoring subject reference, there was indeed a very high rate of reference to the subject of S1 with the pronoun in S2 (as coded by two native speakers): 83 %, vs. just 17%% reference to the Goal in S1.

303, 86 N.E.2d 757 (1949), the court suggested that the proper rule in such a case is "the contract price, less payments made and less the cost of completion". What answer do you come up with under the Behan formula?

340: Days between the release of Love Yourself: Her on Sept. 18, 2017, and the series' completion with Answer on Aug. 24, 2018.

Interviewers were present during questionnaires completion to answer questions as necessary.

In order to ensure that these patients would be captured in the survey, the patient CRF explicitly asked the person responsible for its completion to answer the questions based on the first 24 hours of admission only.

These ratings, on a 1 to 5 scale, were based on an overall evaluation of these six aspects of participation: attendance, homework completion (reading, answering questions, completing practice exercises), the quality of questions asked in class, active involvement in small-group discussions, ability to answer questions when called upon, and general class attentiveness.