Sentence examples for cost completion from inspiring English sources

"We have encouraged Coursera to work with the large state university systems, and the large state university systems to work with Coursera, because that's where the numbers are, and that's where there are the biggest issues in terms of cost, completion and access," said Dr. Bowen.

In Table 2, we present the comparison of results in terms of crowd cost, completion time, and accuracy.

In Table 1, we summarize the comparison of the two methods in terms of crowd cost, completion time, and accuracy.

These particularly concern the forecast cost, completion times for works phases, and commissioning and service quality objectives.

This systemic approach to risks also results in increasing the global performance of the project with regards cost, completion and quality criteria.

These reviews ensure that a team doesn't focus unduly on the quantifiable aspects of a project (revenue, costs, completion dates) but also explores the effectiveness of its service delivery and how that could be improved to better support frontline health-care workers.

Given that a college education can cost as much as or more than a house, prospective students should be required to sign a "truth in enrollment" form, akin to the truth-in-lending statements required for home purchases, confirming they have received information about the institution's costs, completion rates, graduates' employment rates, and graduates' salary information by major.

Namely, while various MOA may differ in costs, completion rates, etc., the effects of MOA on questionnaire measurement characteristics are generally of "small to medium" size, if found at all.

Relationship between costs, completion and outcomes: Stage of completion will be defined as follows: Stage 1 = completion of ≥3 x weekly phone calls; Stage 2 = completion of Stage 1 + ≥3 x fortnightly phone calls; Stage 3 = completion of stages 1 + 2 + ≥3 monthly calls.

No mathematical rule relating to the percentage of the price, of cost of completion, or of completeness can be laid down to determine substantial performance of a building contract.

"The owner is entitled to the money which will permit him to complete, unless the cost of completion is grossly and unfairly out of proportion to the good to be attained.