Sentence examples for completion of acceptance from inspiring English sources
In May 1999, the first LPG supply in the cavern was made successfully after the completion of acceptance test.
The service designation MiG-5 was reserved for the production version of this aircraft, as demonstrated in the NKAP order of 2 October 1941 that instructed Zavod No. 1 to begin manufacture of the MiG-5 after the completion of its State acceptance tests.
Research on IPT provision has revealed variable rates of acceptance and completion of TB preventive therapy among populations at risk for TB.
The level of acceptance and completion were 99 and 87%% respectively in another study done in the city of Dar es Salaam by Munseri et al., 2008 [ 7].
If the term adolescence is restricted to the period between the completion of biological maturation and acceptance as an adult in society, then adolescence has probably extended from one to 3 years in the nineteenth century to over a decade in the twenty-first century.
Table 4 shows the completion rates of IPS as an indicator of acceptance, item difficulty, and item discriminations.
After the completion of a program and the acceptance of the program by the clients, the actual design work can begin.
Nevertheless, the good to very good overall evaluations of all European courses show that even those DUI offenders who participate on a mandatory basis, and who are often reluctant at the beginning of a programme, are convinced of the programme's supportive function and express high acceptance on completion of the course.
Dr. Strickland was profiled in the news nearing completion of medical school where her acceptance to MSM OBGYN residency program was televised.
Further progress in decreasing TB among homeless persons will require improvements in the acceptance and completion of latent infection treatment (6).
In contrast to the low acceptance and completion of latent TB infection treatment, high rates of treatment completion for active TB cases can be achieved with directly observed therapy supported by public health regulations (11, 12).
