Based on the results of the overall completion rates of questionnaires by mothers and fathers together across all assessments, the 46 children and their parents were divided into a "high completion" group and a "low completion" group.
However, whether a strong signal is indeed essential for efficient entry into and completion of a developmental pathway and, if not, how cells cope with premature, delayed, reduced, or increased signals, remains a fundamental, unsolved question.
There was something improper, he felt, about pouring millions of dollars into the completion of a stone monument when — in the city and in that very neighborhood — there were so many urgent social and human needs.
The response rate of almost 40% can be considered reasonably high, taking into account that completion of a survey questionnaire represents an additional burden for busy practitioners.
Though it is possible to do the Masters courses full time in a year, most combine their studies with employment, attending for eight intensive five-day sessions over two years to gain a diploma which can be converted into an MSc on completion of a thesis.
On the one hand, Waterfall and Spiral models use the strict sequential completion of phases, setting as a necessary condition to proceed into a next phase, the completion of the previous one.
Therefore, incorporation of an appropriate information criterion into network completion is important future work.
In Uganda, Lake Victoria was made into a reservoir by the completion in 1954 of the Owen Falls Dam (now the Nalubaale Dam); the dam is situated on the Victoria Nile just below the point where the lake waters flow into the river.
During each test Statistics-component of the test client measured throughput within a 2 s interval (based on received latency reports), which was saved into a measurement file after completion of a test.
The requirements a material must satisfy to be termed "compostable" include mineralization, disintegration into a composting system, and completion of its biodegradation during the end-use of the compost, which, moreover, must meet relevant quality criteria, e.g., no ecotoxicity.
