Sentence examples for module completion from inspiring English sources

In addition, the GPs' ratings from the follow-up survey indicated that the changes that they had made in their practices with regard to providing EOL care to their patients were sustained, and in some cases improved, in the 3 to 6 months following module completion, at least for those GPs who completed the follow-up survey.

Diversified: the modules that varies in the module completion ratio among 768 prokaryotic species, Non-prokaryotic: the modules not to be completed by any prokaryotic species.

Among participants randomized to the TES arm, module completion was similar across the CJS subgroups.

Students level of IT skills prior to commencing the modules were important in explaining module completion and outcome.

Following module completion, greater numbers of students understood that fluoroscopy, angiography and nuclear medicine were associated with exposure to ionising radiation, though the percent of correct answers did not exceed 60%% for these entities.

In a recent clinical trial using TES in 10 state prisons, results showed high rates of TES module completion, improvements in copings skills, and a "more favorable view" of TES than of standard care, which consisted of 2 h, weekly group sessions with a certified Addictions Counselor Chapleetet al., 2013).

For all three subgroups, module D follows the other modules completion.

At our faculty, completion of the modules is mandatory before students are allowed to participate in the training session.

Quantitative data were collected about application use, including frequency of use during the intervention period, frequency of use of each behavior module and completion time.

The Snapshot Module (median completion time = 6 minutes) was an abbreviated version of the Core and assessed headache day frequency, headache-related disability, and any changes in headache treatments or treatment satisfaction in the past three months (Table 1).

The Barriers to Care Module (median completion time = 20 minutes) assessed the nature, patterns, and reasons for medical consultation; self-reported medical diagnosis; and treatment availability and utilization in those respondents who were diagnosed, to better define the existing barriers to effective care for EM and CM (Table 3).