Sentence examples for indicators for completing from inspiring English sources
We explored multiple definitions of duration of treatment including an indicator for completing ≥180 days of treatment; number of weeks of completed treatment; and indicators for completing 0-8 weeks, 9-16 weeks, and >16 weeks.
TIMM44 serves as an unambiguous indicator for complete mitophagy, as it cannot be extracted for proteasomal degradation in contrast to MOM markers.
They analysed COD removal and gas production as the indicator for complete degradation using various microorganisms such as a nitrate and a sulphate reducer and Vibrio cyclotrophicus sp. Under aerobic condition, rhamnolipid and Triton X-100 depicted soluble COD removal efficiency of 74% and 47.1%, respectively, after 10 days.
Managers with direct responsibility for delivering NIHR's implementation plans were subsequently asked to develop performance indicators by completing dash-cards for the plans they were responsible for.
The number of mortgage approvals for house purchases - an indicator of completed house sales - rose by 10% between the first and second quarters of 2013.
A direct comparison of quantitative assessment scores across models would not provide any consistent conclusions, as –as detailed in previous sections- each model has its own specific features and does not provide indicators for the complete set of criteria categories.
Table 1 presents an overview of the HIV/AIDS knowledge and perception indicators for the complete sample and for males and females separately.
In earlier HC-QI work, our group employed "indirect standardization risk adjustment" using a small pool of covariates for each quality indicator, completing a simple adjustment across all cases in the site.
Computing the sum across all three indicators completes scoring for the total scale.
Computing the sum across all three indicators completes scoring.
In models using the individual diagnosis indicators for risk adjustment, convergence was not complete for some models in disease-specific samples due to complete or quasi-complete separation [ 17].
