The design of this final list item as a completer or as another list item is used as a practice to signal the non-completion or completion of the list proper.
To ensure that natural figural completion is carried out, restrictions on figural completion, possible completion paths, and an actual process for completing figures are introduced.
This chapter describes the process of well construction and then discusses completion and completion design.
Educational attainment and enrollment are conditional upon HS completion, and completion is conditional upon enrollment in that degree.
All test questions are multiple choice with the exception of the Writing subsection, which encompasses sentence completion, paragraph completion and a short essay, in addition to the multiple choice questions (Gukrip Gukje Gyoyukwon [National Institute for International Education], 2010).
Both ships had engine trouble soon after completion: Rivadavias completion was delayed due to a damaged turbine, while Moreno had an entire turbine fail while on its trials.
On May 12 , 1851 just about a month after the completion, a completion gala was held from Washington D.C.. Then-president Millard Fillmore and several members of his cabinet, along with several former governors of New York, attended.
In light of the very high drop out rate of the ambitious CATIE study, a design that enabled a high rate of subject completion (CATIE completion rate: 26%) would certainly be necessary for the study to have the necessary impact.
For education, individuals were assigned an educational ranking that was either: no formal schooling; less than primary school; completion of primary school; completion of secondary school, or completion of high school or above.
Entry date for the analytic cohort was the latest of the following: randomisation, completion of baseline questionnaire, or completion of the DHQ.
The HIV+/TB+ group had a similar overall likelihood of treatment success (HIV+/TB+ cure or completion: 85.7%; HIV-/TB+ cure or completion: 92.6%, p = 0.2).
