He said that Arizona State is working to increase the transfer and completion rates of community-college students, of whom only about 15percentt, historically, complete their later degrees.
Mr. Naftali said he viewed the mission of his museum as trying to present a historically complete portrait of Nixon.
Information regarding tumor size was recovered from 25 (78.12 %) samples, once records available through the hospital were not necessarily historically complete or present.
Historically, complete data sets from computer simulations, including input and allgenerated ASCII and binary output data files, have not been made widely available.These files are not generally stored in accessible data repositories or included assupplements with publications.
In other words, while not being art-historically complete our selection is chronologically and geographically representative.
"We normally anticipate not signing leases before a building is completed because historically on Long Island space is not leased until people can see a finished product.
Thus, although "mastery" typically represents a higher level of achievement than 55%, in our context where historically students were completing the course having "mastered" less than half of the course content, our operational definition of mastery was to have mastered over half of the content from every single unit.
Without considering any factors specific to Mr. Obama, historically 83 percent of presidents have completed their four-year term.
A posthumous book by Mr. Westin, about privacy as a historically and philosophically Jewish construct, is being completed by Mr. Rosen.
We know that historically, lifetime earnings are higher for people who completed bachelor's degrees than those who did not.
The analysis was completed using anatomical information from the historically oldest publications dealing with the bursae of the extremities: Albinus (1734), Monro (1788), Rosenmüller (1799).
