Sentence examples for expert completion from inspiring English sources

Expert completion of the "diagnostic tool" allowed a number of these items to be evaluated in target countries and results indicated that all target countries except Hungary and Kazakhstan had adopted the previous WHO recommendation of 75% vaccination coverage of the elderly; but only Poland and Ukraine had implemented incremental, annual targets via which to reach the 75% goal (Table 3).

Some experts say completion of the renovations will mark the end of the city's ambitious effort.

After expert revision and completion with compliance indicators based on national (Codex of well-being at work) [ 9, 10] and international legislation, 257 indicators (25% of the original set of 1100 indicators) were retained for further analysis.

Expert interviews and completion of the "diagnostic tool" identified that in no instance does a "national vaccination industry group" evaluate vaccine coverage or performance and that only Poland and Ukraine have annual targets for vaccination coverage that aim to increase coverage toward those recommended by the WHO.

An underlying reason suggested by various experts is that completion of the plant would provide justification for Iran to enrich uranium for fuel rods using processes that could also produce highly enriched uranium for nuclear weapons.

All design projects are judged in a poster session by a panel of faculty and industrial experts at the completion of the second semester, and a final design project report is submitted and archived.

To reach consensus in this terminology, an agreement meeting was planned with the group of experts following the completion of this Delphi procedure.

Three expert groups have completed syntheses for the Gulf of Maine area, and the others are nearing completion.

PUSH TAX PROGRAM, NEAR COMPLETION; Treasury Experts to Have Data Ready for Committee to Begin on Bill Oct. 14.

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Now, as trials on the K-329 Severodvinsk, a £1.25bn nuclear-powered submarine known as "the Beast from Beneath", finally near completion, some experts believe Russia is set to take a crucial technological lead beneath the waves for real.