Sentence examples for measuring completion from inspiring English sources

Although a number of validated tools are available for assessing nontechnical skills and teamwork in the operating room (OR), there are no tools for measuring completion of key OR tasks, which is fundamental to effective teamwork, patient safety, and OR efficiency.

The predicted completion times of eleven applications (out of twelve) are within 10% of the measured completion times on the target platforms.

We used the MCPSC application developed to measure completion times of all-to-all PSC.

Efficiency is a usability metric defined by ISO, which can be evaluated by measuring the completion time of each task and sub-tasks separately [27].

For measuring the completion of the audit cycle, a similar study of the process of stages of change to the one described in this paper could be embarked upon to explore the achievement of change in practice.

Feasibility measures (completion and compliance) and patient satisfaction were also assessed.

When we measure completion rates among our active students, certificate rates average about 50percentt and, in some courses, can rise to 70percentt and even 80percentt.

Main outcome measures Completion of treatment (including cure).

Rates of process measure completion were comparable across groups.

Main outcome measures Completion of colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, or fecal occult blood testing within 24 months of the 2010 visit.

Nethertheless, the comparison of two different Trusts allowed for the assessment of local service drivers and priorities and their impact on outcome measure completion.