Sentence examples for estimate of completion from inspiring English sources

We only had an estimate of completion time because participants had reported completion time for the whole survey, which included scales other than the systemic therapy DQI.

Rather, we aim to generate the following: estimates of eligibility, consent, recruitment and retention rates and speed of recruitment; and estimates of completion rates of study assessment tools and rates of unblinding.

Quantitative data will generate the following: estimates of eligibility, consent, recruitment and retention rates and speed of recruitment (objective 5); estimates of completion rates of study assessment tools (objective 7); estimates of contamination between intervention and control groups (objective 6); estimates of intervention fidelity (objective 9).

Using a more conservative estimate of 85% completion, 144 patients will be required to detect a difference in completion rates between hospital and home-based groups (72 in each group).

An earlier estimate of the completion date was 2009, and the estimated cost of the project has climbed to $4.3 billion from $3.5 billion.

Some of the work is under way, but officials said they could not give a precise estimate of a completion date.

He could give "no accurate estimate" of a completion date but that it would take "some further months".

Based on nurses' feedback, we created a follow-up survey (Additional file 1), in which 20 nurses (15 RNs, five LPNs) in LTC facilities were asked to (1) confirm these steps and procedures with respect to their individual responsibilities, and (2) provide an estimate of total completion times for each task, and report how often they perform each task each week for each resident receiving warfarin.

The estimated time of completion at this point was by the end of the year.

The case-cohort and the case-control study designs produced the same VE point estimates for completion of the three dose series.

A simple logistic regression analysis will be used to estimate the probabilities of completion of follow-up in each group at each assessment point, and the differences between the two.