Questionnaires were pre-coded for data entry, verified after completion, double- entered and compared to prevent keystroke, range, and consistency errors, and then transferred to SPSS.
A 19-yard opening kickoff return, a 25-yard completion, a double-reverse pass for a 51-yard touchdown, a fumble recovery, five more offensive plays and another tricky touchdown -- all of that happened, seemingly at once, for the St. Louis Rams.
A New America Foundation paper released last week showed that this approach can improve community college course completion by double-digit percentages.
For example, task-completion time doubled when telecommunications workers were interrupted by a secondary task (Eyrolle & Cellier, 2000).
The obtained data were checked for completion, and a double entry method was used to ensure error-free data.
In the 10-year-long observational period, pravastatin was provided for all participants alive at the completion of the double blind phase.
Meanwhile, a similarly designed long-term study of deferasirox in patients with β-thalassaemia for up to 5 years reported a completion rate approximately double to that observed for this study (Cappellini et al, 2009).
Paragon's so-called pipeline of new loans awaiting completion more than doubled to £701m from £348m.
In both study cases, the proposed hybrid methodology produced very similar results (i.e. participation and completion rates) and doubled the completion rate for MiriadaX MOOCs (Table 3).
Herring backed a plan to take American engineers off working on the airstrips in order to develop the port by building a causeway to Tatana Island, the successful completion of which doubled the port's capacity and was the logistical turning point of the campaign.
This gain change results from implicit adaptive processes because subjects are usually unaware of the intra-saccadic target displacement (saccadic suppression phenomenon) and because the saccade gain change persists after completion of the double-step exposure phase.
