We collapsed the diagnostic terms into five different diagnoses (colorectal cancer, polyps, inflammatory bowel disease, diverticular disease, stricture), which appear to be clinically meaningful when considering completion, as reported in previous studies.
MOOCs have failed to live up to their democratic promise of access, completion or meaningful learning outcomes.
Griffin, meanwhile, hit on 14 of 20 passes in Redskins team drills, a 70 percent completion rate exactly as meaningful as his 78-of-84 78-of-84 78-of-84st undefended receivers at his performance
In particular, early interventions have a meaningful, positive effect on college attendance, degree completion, and matriculation in technical fields.
Both studies are limited, however, by their small sample size (n=18 and n=22 at completion of study, respectively), making meaningful conclusions difficult.
It can be speculated that immigrant survivors of the fireworks disaster were not accustomed to participation in a health survey and believed that completion of the questionnaire was not meaningful in the absence of health problems.
Therefore, identification of high risk group for non-completion of SPC screening would be meaningful from both clinical and public health care perspectives.
And although we did fall short of our patient trial completion target, with 13% less completers in the experimental group than planned (Ietswaart et al., 2006), we still had sufficient power to detect a clinically meaningful treatment effect (Table 2).
In answer to the main question, we conclude that we designed an example of an instructional unit based on professional practices which was meaningful for most of the students, also after the completion of the unit.
"We're making significant progress every day with product refinements, the completion of engineering and design details, and securing meaningful strategic partnerships," says Wilbur.
