Sentence examples for completion of example from inspiring English sources

The 1097 applicants undertook a range of preparatory activities for the UMAT and the most common activity was the completion of example questions (83%) (Table  3).

In clinical practice, it might thus be relevant to raise patients' expectations to increase the chance of treatment completion, for example, by promoting patients' self-efficacy or providing a strong treatment rationale (Constantino et al. 2012).

More likely reasons for not using a randomised trial are that it is considered impractical; this can be due to anticipated recruitment difficulties, the low likelihood of a timely completion (for example, key technology becoming outdated by the end of the trial); or the study will be prohibitively expensive.

Even if data collection is permitted, usually it is requested to destroy collected data after the completion of the project, for example, as in [3].

If the timing for events after the switch is done relative to the completion of the switch, for example, by waiting until a certain number of bytes have been read from the radio, the time difference is effectively zero as well.

No major or safety problems were detected; some minor corrections, for example completion of missing data, were instigated and problems with screening failures were discussed.

6 9 12–15 Findings have been reinforced by other publications since the completion of this study, for example, those highlighting nurse specialist skills in patient assessment and the advanced level of practice and ability to navigate NHS organisations.

This fact highlights the importance of completion of currently ongoing trials for example, CREST (Carotid Revascularization Endarterectomy versus Stent Trial) and ACT 1 (Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis, Stenting versus Endarterectomy Trial)—to define the best contemporary carotid revascularisation strategy.

Completion examples are worked examples in which some of the solution steps remain unsolved for learners to complete.

Santana Row is the largest example nearing completion of a new hybrid of retail development and housing that has seized the imagination of the shopping center industry in the last year, just as regional megamall developments have begun to lumber and older suburban strip malls shutter and die.

But the term for the attack technique -- denial of service -- has the potential to assume an equally ominous meaning as telecommunications giants continue to merge their holdings: for example, upon completion of the Worldcom-Sprint merger, a single company would control nearly half of the Internet's backbone.