Sentence examples for describing completion from inspiring English sources

Brown led the dedication's long thank-you list, describing completion of the Trails Council Link as "a mountain of work" that took years of meetings, studies and approvals from various agencies and residents.

In the Education Domain (Fig.  1b), scores for the indicator describing completion of high school ranged from 49%to97%7% while the scores for college-readiness (high school graduates who completed A-G requirements for college entry) ranged from 0%to66%6%.

This report describes completion of recruitment, the intervention and current follow-up status.

According to Carey, the song reflects on events in her own life at the time, with the lyrics describing the completion the protagonist feels after "finding" their lover.

We applied PCA to a matrix describing the completion (measured as a percentage) of all known metabolic pathways present in the six R. solanacearum genomes (figure 5).

To provide an opportunity to describe "high completion" and "low completion" of parents, a cut off point was chosen at an overall completion rate of 70%%.

To describe sterilization completion rates after vaginal delivery and indications for unfulfilled procedures.

Sir Ken Morrison, executive chairman of the enlarged group, described the completion of the deal as "an exciting beginning for our new company".

Dr Mike Guy, medical director for County Durham and Darlington PCT cluster, described the completion of the project as a great achievement.

Since Pedro has recently written The Perfect Theory, about general relativity, and my Smashing Physics describes the completion of the Standard Model with the Higgs boson discovery at CERN, this could be seen as part of the ongoing conflict.

This work describes the completion of an antiviral testing platform (subgenomic system) for KFDV that could be used to quickly and safely screen compounds capable of inhibiting KFDV replication without the requirement for high containment, as the structural genes have been replaced with a luciferase reporter gene precluding the generation of infectious particles.