The term "completion level" is not a commonly used term in English grammar.
It is more likely to be used in educational or business contexts to refer to the progress or level of completion of a task or project. For example, "The completion level of the project is currently at 75%, with only a few tasks remaining."
She now has a completion level of 57 percent for the module.
Despite that the completion level was different, the half completion time of the experiment roughly agreed with the simulation.
Moreover, missing staples33,34, especially those in the toeholds, could also significantly affect the completion level of tile displacement reactions.
Unlike what the simulations predicted, the completion level of the corner tile displacement is much lower than that of the center tile displacement.
We observed a higher fraction of invaders that spuriously formed dimers in these AFM images, suggesting a possible explanation for the lower completion level.
By adding the dimerization reactions into the model (Supplementary Eq. (9)), the completion level in simulation better agreed with the experiment (Fig. 3d, lighter yellow trajectory).
"Colleges are looking for high completion levels, and the best community college students complete," Mr. Risley said.
Upon receipt of a completed questionnaire, the research team records arrival into the spreadsheet, checks completion, levels of distress and grief intensity, and safely store the questionnaire in a locked cabinet in a locked office in the team's department.
Not surprisingly in a year of significant change, individual appraisals have not achieved the same completion levels as in previous years.
Increasing the number of toeholds along each tile edge could lead to faster reaction kinetics and higher completion levels (Supplementary Fig. 17b).
They increase dropout rates and incarceration rates without improving college participation, college completion levels, or economic prospects for graduates in states that have them.
