Sentence examples for mean completion of from inspiring English sources

Although there are other definitions of "completion" (Jordan, 2013), for present purposes, the term is taken to mean completion of specified activities that enable participants to obtain a certificate.

The first is that while the behavioral treatment employed was quite intensive (mean completion of 4.64 of 5 pre-quit videos and 3.19 phone calls), the pharmacotherapy employed was relatively non-intensive – two weeks of nicotine patches – which though effective is less so than longer therapy (e.g., 12 weeks) [ 5].

The main objective of COSHH is to improve the mean completion time of jobs.

The mean completion rate of questionnaires, for all assessments and all instruments, of both parents per child was 77.3 % (SD = 21.9) ranging from 27.3 % to 100%%.

As an example, the completion time of answers to profile questions "Where did you find out about this course", "student number" and "Last school attended" was the shortest in the academic theme with a mean completion time of 14.14, 14.55 and 14.60 seconds, which indicates that the relevance of questions is an important factor leading to increased efficiency.

In [3], the mean completion time of RLNC is shown to be much shorter than scheduling.

A similar response was noted to profile question "year started current course" with a mean completion time of 16.18 seconds.

We propose a hybrid genetic algorithm (GA) - Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) algorithm to minimize mean completion time of offloaded tasks for the whole system.

The formative evaluation of the asthma kiosk demonstrates its ability to capture patient-specific data during real-time care in the emergency department (ED) with a mean completion time of 11 minutes.

It is relatively short, with a mean completion time of 10 minutes.

GAD-7 was considered feasible with a mean completion time of 2.3 minutes and no major floor or ceiling effects.