Sentence examples for had a lower completion from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the comparison group had a lower completion rate at 26/59 because they did not enjoy the 50-minute TV sessions, 3 times a week for 12 weeks.

Only Andrew Luck and Brandon Weeden have a worse QB ranking and have retained their starting jobs, and Mark Sanchez has a lower completion percentage than both of them (the worst in the NFL).

First, FALCON and abyss, which we earlier established as 'poor', are reflected in these results by having a lower completion rate.

Despite average respondent age being the same for both sexes, females had a lower educational level (completion of secondary school: 30% versus 50%) and were less likely to be single (18% versus 35%) than males.

Men (4.0%) had a lower percentage of non-completion compared to women (6.2%) although the difference was not statistically significant (z = 1.3, p = 0.2).

When compared with patients whose exams were performed by endoscopists with a <80% completion rate, those whose exams were performed by endoscopists with higher completion rates had a lower risk for interval cancers.

Josh Johnson and Wainwright had a lower earned run average.

In a game that is often overcomplicated and increasingly obsessed with statistics, the percentages show that Ranieri's team are in the bottom three for possession and that only West Bromwich Albion have a lower pass completion rate, yet the only table that matters – in the absence of one that quantifies teamwork – shows Leicester City with an unassailable lead at the top of the Premier League.

Winston's Florida State Seminoles clearly had a vastly superior season than the Aggies, but Winston also threw for fewer yards, a lower completion percentage and scored fewer touchdowns than Manziel.

His yards per completion average has jumped from 10.3 last year to 12.0 this season, which helps explain why he's arguably playing better in 2011 despite a lower completion percentage and quarterback rating.

This is consistent with previous research conducted within workplace settings [ 10, 77- 79] that has identified that employees who start with low physical activity levels have a lower dropout level and a greater recorded increase in physical activity at intervention completion.