Sentence examples for completion per from inspiring English sources
Key development indicators steeply declined between 2009 and 2013, including maternal and child mortality, education enrollment and completion, per capita income and employment rates.
These assimilations would still require replication and attachment to a new strand during synthesis for completion (per Figure 9).
However, the subsequent use of multilevel analyses, with the completion per assessment of both parents as a binary variable, strengthened the statistical analyses.
Costs of intervention completion per case were estimated to be: £6,700 (DDP Full-Basic), £7,100 (Consultations with Carers), £7,200 (DDP Home-Based), £11,400 (Individual Psychotherapy) and £14,500 (DDP Long-Term).
The reasons for treatment discontinuation were: treatment completion (per-protocol duration of treatment: 9 months) in 8 cases (29.6%), non-manageable toxicity in 7 cases (25.9%), documented tumor progression in 7 cases (25.9%), clinical tumor progression without radiological documentation in 2 cases (7.4%) and patient or investigator decision in 3 cases (11.1%).
It's basically productized viral video, charging clients only when a video is watched (cost per view) or watched to completion (cost per completed view).
It has built a platform under which clients can pay to promote their videos, but only pay when a video is viewed (cost per view) or watched to completion (cost per completed view).
"As Labour and the Tories announced ever greater targets for housing completions per year, the country entered an era that might be termed mutually assured construction".
In the last 20 years private firms have accounted for 70% 90% of all housing completions per year, yet in the 1950 60s their share never exceeded 60%.
Take away the screens, and Tebow is left with the schoolyard plays, three or four conventional completions per game, and the same number of incomplete passes Rodgers or Drew Brees typically throws while generating more than twice the number of passing yards and points that Tebow does.
From 1982 onwards the ratio of completed to attempted homicides remained stable, increasing slightly after 2000 but never exceeding 0.9 completions per attempt.
