In the entire cohort, 85% of patients were documented as completing therapy, 3% moved prior to completion of treatment, 2% of patients were considered lost and 1% refused treatment; among the remaining patients, 5% died, 1% had "other" as the stop reason, and information was missing in 3%.
Cingular Wireless's planned $1.4 billion purchase of airwaves from NextWave Telecom has moved closer to completion.
Justice Nicolai said that Justice DiBlasi had one of the heaviest caseloads of any civil judge in Westchester but was known to be highly efficient in moving cases to completion.
Each phase of a job is usually under the supervision of a job captain or chief designer, and each checklist or form is controlled and checked repeatedly in order to assure that everything has been considered and that the job is moving smoothly to completion.
"We are going to move this bill to completion".
Grujic, a product of Red Star's prolific youth system, intimated that the move was close to completion over the weekend while posting on his Facebook page.
The 20-year-old's move is subject to completion of the relevant paperwork.
Persuaded to move to Oxford to supervise completion of the Cleasby Icelandic English lexicographical enterprise (1864), he collaborated on the Flateyjarbók (1860 68; The Flatey Book, 1893) and published his edition of the Badar saga (1869).
We will examine the distribution of ED LOS times pre and post target introduction, looking for a 'spike' of admissions or discharges at or near the target time (which may reflect gaming or patients moved elsewhere prior to completion of their care) [ 69, 70].
In the laboratory setting, the time devoted to blood film examination is strongly influenced by the requirement to finish and move to next piece of work (completion).
