Sentence examples for completion strongly from inspiring English sources

In the regression analyses assessing factors influencing interest in careers outside research, models 3 and 4 show that high interest at PhD completion strongly predicts high interest currently, and, when this is accounted for, there are no longer significant differences among postdocs of different backgrounds.

When the focus was shifted to only the student populations provided with online SAQ exercises, it was found that the level of participation in formative assignment completion was strongly associated (p < 0.001) with student SAQ scores (Table 5).

In this paper, we study the system requirement for a completion to be strongly feasible and determine the strongest implementable completion for every given fairness notion.

School completion was not strongly associated with current psychosocial status.

On-time completion (reflective) (1 = strongly agree; 7 = strongly disagree) 1. GDAD projects is completed on-time according to the original schedule (TIME1)   2.

On-budget completion (reflective) (1 = strongly agree; 7 = strongly disagree) 1. GDAD projects is completed on-budget according to the original budget (BUDGET1)   2.

For non-spherical particles, completion of engulfment depends strongly on particle shape and orientation.

> Life-cycle completion was affected more strongly by environment than by competition (Table  3) [see Supporting Information—Table S1 ].

That study, which prospectively evaluated 40 patients with extremity osteosarcoma, demonstrated that a low SUV value after completion of neoadjuvant chemotherapy strongly correlated with PFS (P = 0.021).

Figure 4 clearly shows that the experimental and theoretical values of the gel fraction content nearly matched, thus strongly suggesting the completion of CER formation and [HPyr][BF4] extraction from CER-based networks, while confirming the chemical inertness of the ionic liquid towards CER.

"Picture arrangement" and "picture completion," reflecting social cognition, were strongly correlated with the postoperative CAP scales.