Sentence examples for completion therefore from inspiring English sources

Aboriginal status of consenting participants was only recorded for participants who completed the questionnaire, and not for non-consenters or those who exited the questionnaire before completion; therefore the Aboriginal status of the final complete sample was compared to the proportion of total active Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal patients usually attending the ACCHS.

In such a setting the payment is given after the load completion, therefore if a positive load is assigned to an agent, we are able to verify if the agent declared to be faster than she actually is.

Because of the huge computational burden of running BLASTX on a large dataset, BLASTX is rarely run to completion; therefore, the key question is how many reads can be assigned per hour.

Due to the sensitive content of the questionnaire, the study coordinator will not check it over following completion therefore she will not be able to ask the patient about missing questions or inconsistencies.

The Authors have corrected the manuscript according to the referees' comments and completions, therefore, this revised manuscript is acceptable for indexation.

In one condition, towers were measured immediately on completion and, therefore, participants were able to judge the success of their design during building.

Completion was therefore defined as cases where both therapist and patient agreed that treatment was completed.

Twenty-one women were lost to follow-up before study completion and therefore are only included in the demographic analyses.

This experiment on monkeys is still far from completion, and, therefore, we can say nothing about the effect of dietary restriction on the maximal lifespan of primates.

This study focused on the rare outcome of suicide completion and therefore adds to previous findings from samples of suicide attempters (e.g. [ 53]).

This "defective design" refers to (a) the ability of metabolic gerogenes to continue, in an aimless but harmful manner, a developmental program that was beneficial early in life but was not switched off upon its completion and therefore drives aging; and (b) the weakness of the metabolic gerosuppressors that antagonize the metabolo-gerogenic pathway.