Sentence examples for level of complete from inspiring English sources
But it is the Merteuil of Ms. Huppert that rises to a level of complete, perfectly sustained art.
How can that level of complete transparency play out in everyday interactions between patients and doctors?
Exhaustive exploration of molecular interactions at the level of complete proteomes requires efficient and reliable computational approaches to protein function inference.
This is really very clever, since these pathways are typically not known at the level of complete understanding, so outstanding intuition and creativity are required," says Miller, who was not involved in the research.
Some authors propose taking the square root of the ratio Total Best)/Total(Worst), either at the level of a single attribute or at the level of complete decision scenarios [15].
On the level of complete exons, one defines NCE as the number of correctly predicted exons, NPE as the number of predicted exons and NAE as the number of annotated exons.
Deal pipelines are strong and once through the summer, we expect to see a high level of completed transactions".
The most flexible was using a dummy for the highest level of completed schooling to the most restrictive using a dummy to indicate that the migrant completed elementary school.
Figure 1 shows the distribution of years of overeducation, generated by subtracting an individual's observed highest level of completed education from the level of education required by their occupation.
The ILF contains the sociodemographic characteristics of permanent immigrants at the time of landing, including the highest level of completed education, age at immigration, class of immigration, official language and source country.
"At current foreclosure rates, we expect to see the foreclosure inventory in the U.S. to drop below 500,000 homes sometime in the first quarter of 2015 which would be another milestone in the healing of the housing market". But the monthly level of completed foreclosures remains above pre-crisis levels.
