Sentence examples for completion more likely from inspiring English sources

Colleges must adapt their schedules, their product distribution channels and their methods to serve these students and make degree completion more likely.

To put it simply, if someone undertakes an activity with the promise of a delayed reward after, the task's completion becomes more likely.

For all children eligible, completion was more likely if passive consent was used (OR 2.8, 95% CI 2.2 to 3.7).

17, 57, 58 If the rehabilitation program makes common sense, in relation to the patients' personal beliefs about their illness, completion may be more likely to be achieved.

However, data from Malawi [ 36] and South Africa [ 37] suggest that recurrent tuberculosis within 6 months of treatment completion is significantly more likely to be attributable to relapse, even among HIV-infected patients, and our unfavorable outcomes all occurred within this timeframe.

If it is assumed that higher levels of reporting are due to respondents being more honest, then these results are consistent with other studies which have shown that self-completion questionnaires are more likely than face-to-face interviews to elicit honest responses about potentially sensitive behaviours such as levels of smoking and drinking [ 15- 17].

Finally, among the trials that included completion rates, NaP was more likely to be completed than PEG, with the exception of the split dose PEG regimen.

Physicians with fewer than 20 years since completion of medical school were more likely to identify lack of information about good eating habits and lack of access to healthy food as important causes of obesity.

Completion of immunization was also more likely in urban households in 1990 and in 2004, while during the three periods consistently low education of household head reduced the likelihood of child's immunization completion (OR = 0.6; 95% CI: 0.4-0.7) in 1990, in 1996 (OR = 0.5; 95%CI: 0.3-0.7 0.3-0.7R = 0.4; 95%CI: 0.3-0.5) in 2005.

In addition, patients with CTC persistence after completion of systemic cytotoxic therapy are more likely to develop relapse compared with those who were CTC-negative [ 29, 30].

In the subset of women whose breast cancer screening behaviour was recorded over fifteen years, successful completion of the FOBT kit was more likely among those who had consistently chosen to participate in breast cancer screening.