Sentence examples for completion those from inspiring English sources

Half a century after its completion, those florid vulgarities, those modernist pretensions, seem no more than incidental to its unique flavour, which lingers in the mind long after its labyrinthine plots (for they are myriad, and muddling) have been forgotten.

By oxidation completion those structural changes are reversed.

Among case-patients who died before treatment completion, those with M. bovis disease were more likely than those with M. tuberculosis disease to have had >1 concurrent immunosuppressive condition (73% vs. 53%, p = 0.05).

Viewed differently, among subjects who did not have neuropathy at DCCT completion, those in the CON group were shown to have greater degrees of subclinical neuropathy than subjects in the INT group (17).

Approximately four months after the last patient is enrolled, each FP will be provided with a list of their enrolled patients on which they will document the date of FOBT completion for those patients completing the test or an incomplete (for those not completing the FOBT).

There were no significant baseline differences between participants who dropped out of the study prior to completion and those who completed it.

Undergraduate responses were combined to determine the overall impact of the Aboriginal health unit on students and to compare responses of students immediately upon completion with those who completed the unit in preceding years.

All of these interventions are represented by the New York City SRTS program, which in these data has been shown to be associated with a decline in school-travel related pediatric pedestrian injury risk in areas with completed SRTS interventions timed to the completion of those interventions.

Looking at the proportion of patients that completed the prescribed treatments, those on HAART have higher rates of treatment completion than those without.

Upon enrollment, navigators conducted face-to-face interviews with patients to identify potential barriers to care, and follow-up assistance occurred in person or over the phone until diagnostic resolution for those without prostate cancer, primary therapy completion for those with cancer, or until the end of the study.

Baernstein et al. compared the quantity and quality of medical student reflection on professionalism when they: 1) completed written critical incident reports, 2) combined completion of those reports with a discussion of the incident with a faculty member, and 3) engaged in a discussion of the incident without completing a written report.