Sentence examples for higher completion rate from inspiring English sources
A study from the same author performed in seven Dutch hospitals states a somewhat higher detection rate of suspected CAN in hospitals which have a higher completion rate of the checklist (checklist completed in 36% (16 56%) vs. in hospitals with a low completion of 0.4%) [ 54].
The method of consent also affected the percentage of children who completed: use of passive consent gave a higher completion rate.
European visitors to the Camp Nou will play almost as many attacking third passes as they would at home on average (393 compared with 415), with a slightly higher completion rate (55 percent compared with 53 percent).
Seventy-five percent of the students are outside of United States, and Carnegie Mellon computer scientist Luis von Ahn notes that the foreign students are significantly more motivated and have a higher completion rate than their American counterparts.
Active learners did show a higher completion rate and a better final grade than the other groups.
Active learners who submitted assignments on time and frequently watched lecture videos showed a higher completion rate and a better grade in the course.
4,919 (82.0%) completed HIV testing, with significantly higher completion rates in those randomized to choice of counselor (83.1 versus 80.9%, P<0.001).
Not surprisingly, in almost every state, traditional-age students starting at public four-year schools had higher completion rates than nontraditional-age students.
The advantages of this schedule would include less free time for students to get into trouble; more time to develop skills; more time to explore academic material in depth; improved academic achievement; and higher completion rates.
Of course, higher completion rates in themselves do not speak to the quality of the education provided, so attention must be paid to how colleges make it easier for students to complete degrees.
This higher general engagement translates into higher completion rates for video ads.
