The process of fitting out pushed her completion date to 2 March 1910, after which she sailed to Brazil, arriving in Recife on 6 May.
Her completion was delayed by a drydock accident at Greenock while fitting out, which damaged her masts.
The completed hull was launched on 11 November 1912, and following the completion of fitting-out work, the new ship was commissioned on 25 March 1913.
Following the completion of fitting-out work, she was commissioned into the Italian fleet on 21 March 1888.
After the completion of fitting-out work, she was transferred to Kiel, where she was commissioned for sea trials.
This unique, rigorous randomized controlled trial found that the 2-FIT regimen decreases completion of FIT.
Training GPs on the correct completion of fit notes is critical to facilitating change in current practice [ 7, 40].
She was launched on 1 July 1896, after which fitting out commenced; this included the installation of the ship's armament and the completion of the superstructure.
Completion of the ship was further delayed by the low depth of the Ohio River which prevented her movement from Cincinnati in December 1864 to finish fitting out.
This randomized controlled trial found slightly lower completion rates of FIT among those assigned two-sample FIT kits, compared with those assigned one-sample FIT kits, after adjusting for age, sex, and receipt of prior CRC screening.
Cox proportional hazard regression models were used to determine the independent effect of group type (2-FIT vs. 1-FIT) on the completion of the FIT, adjusting for age, sex, and receipt of prior CRC screening.
