Sentence examples for only completion from inspiring English sources

The time required to complete paperwork, including not only completion of applications but also accessing required documents and supplementary materials, is often prohibitive, and there can be significant lapses for some patients before obtaining treatment for their PKU.

His only completion this season had been to a guy wearing the uniform of the Washington Redskins.

The pass was Kass's only completion out of three attempts.

I'll get finish this column as soon as I win the next game of Freefall on my computer, check my email, scroll through Facebook and Twitter, edit the earlier part of this column, go for a run, convince myself I am not the only completion challenged writer in the world, and find the gumption to overcome resistance.

As seen in model 1, only completion time survives as an independent significant predictor of case status.

Analyses within groups indicated that from the third to the fourth session, only completion time increased significantly in the MCI group (P=0.028).

The formula considers only completions, passing yards, touchdowns and interceptions.

Ethical approval of the study was not necessary as research by means of surveys that are not taxing and or hazardous for patients (i.e. the once-only completion of a questionnaire containing questions that do not constitute a serious encroachment on the person completing it) is not subject to the Dutch Medical Research Involving Human Subjects Act (WMO).

Ethical approval of the study was not necessary as research by means of surveys that are not taxing or hazardous for patients (i.e. the once-only completion of a questionnaire containing questions that do not constitute a serious encroachment on the respondent) is not subject to the Dutch Medical Research Involving Human Subjects Act WMOO).

Ethical approval of the study was not necessary as research by means of interviews or surveys that are not taxing and or hazardous for patients (i.e. the once-only completion of a questionnaire containing questions that do not constitute a serious encroachment on the person completing it) is not subject to the Dutch Medical Research Involving Human Subjects Act (WMO).

Fourcade et al 27 reported checklist use in 90.2% of surgeries, but completion in only 61%.