Sentence examples for initiation to completion from inspiring English sources

ensure that the time period for completing an annual audit, from initiation to completion (including public comment and responses to those comments), does not exceed 180 days.

Major highway projects take about 13 years from initiation to completion — too long to counteract any recession.

In the infrastructure world, experience, time-in-grade, and plenty of practice executing complex, multi-phase projects from initiation to completion is essential.

For purposes of simplified calculations, one may assume that the process takes place from initiation to completion without a change in a special state quantity of the system.

Note that the perfusion itself (from initiation to completion of saline expulsion) took ∼4 min. Birds were then rapidly decapitated, and brains were briefly chilled on wet ice before removal from the cranium.

First, as in adults, children with TB are classified, categorised, registered and treated with intermittent short-course chemotherapy (thrice-weekly therapy from treatment initiation to completion), given under direct observation of a treatment provider (DOT provider) and the disease status is monitored during the course of treatment (Figure 3).

The study had to have presented the outcome (O) of mean weight loss from study initiation to study completion.

However, limited research exists on why collocated group members use collaborative system and how their perceptions about the system change from project initiation to project completion.

He was actively involved in setting up the programme, worked on tool development, organized the study and arranged for the study report to be converted into an article and worked on the article from its initiation to its completion.

Uptake of HIV testing among all clients at the drug treatment centre increased from <5% prior to study initiation to 89% after study completion.

The pathway is mediated by nine sequential steps, from initiation in the cytoplasm to completion on the inner surface of the inner membrane (Fig. 2).