Sentence examples for even if completion from inspiring English sources

Recently, another study showed that mortality was significantly lower even if completion of the 6-hour resuscitation bundle was achieved later at 18 hours compared with not completing the bundle at all [ 19].

The contract is fulfilled once the job is complete and you have paid for the services, even if the completion date is in advance of the original estimate.

The ICMJE statement [4] expressed that even if acceptable completion of data fields was an important concern, many entries in a publicly accessible registries did not provide meaningful information in some key data fields.

The mayor's flagship cycle superhighways will proceed towards completion, even if amended or slowed.

Cumbria County Council, Copeland Borough Council and Allerdale Borough Council had to decide whether to move to the next stage of a process that is still decades away from completion, even if it had been approved.

Thus, the many critical data gaps underlying the relation between environmental chemicals and human health coupled with limited ways to minimize exposure are important considerations in devising a strategy for communicating individual concentrations to study participants even if delivered long after completion of the study.

But even if these projects go to completion this will still only help meet around 10% of peak demand, according to Andrew Jones, managing director of S&C Electric Europe.

A recount of 10,644 uncounted ballots in Miami-Dade County that was sponsored by three news organizations found a gain of only 49 votes for Al Gore, suggesting that he would not have picked up enough votes to win the presidential race even if the Supreme Court had ordered completion of official recounts.

I know that in this case the legal process was terminated before any determination was made, and that even if it had proceeded to completion that wouldn't necessarily tell us with any certainty what had really happened.

Many teachers give completion points, even if the answers aren't perfect.

A contract is completed when both parties have met their obligations, even if the terms estimated a longer completion time than was necessary.