Sentence examples for outcomes completion from inspiring English sources

Monday's letter asked the accountability office to gather information on the growth of the institutions, their governance, and the kind, and quality, of programs they provide — along with students' outcomes, completion rates, professional licensure rates, job placement rates and indebtedness.

This sample size will also provide appropriate power for the secondary outcomes: Completion: Data from our centres indicate that only 66% people who are referred to pulmonary rehabilitation take up the referral and complete the centre-based program.

This gave a primary outcome completion rate of 84%.

The patient-reported outcome completion rate was >85% at baseline, and for the majority of the study 90% or more eligible patients contributed to the patient-reported analyses at each cycle.

Second, a large portion of participants who required treatment were excluded from our primary outcome (completion of three doses of penicillin 'on time'), either because they were prescribed oral medication or were referred elsewhere to receive penicillin treatment, and we were not able to assess their adherence.

Thirteen patients attended prehabilitation, with improvements seen for all outcomes on completion (see Table 86).

This paper examines how changes in project-management performance in the execution phase affect project outcomes at completion.

The purpose of this poster is to determine appropriate amount of Xanax use for claustrophobic patients, with two outcomes, successful completion of exam and patient is not oversedated and reports satisfaction with the examination.

It was hypothesized that patients with differing levels of Introversive, Dejected, and Oppositional coping styles as described by Millon's Theory of Personality would show different outcomes after completion of a rehabilitation program.

What about student-learning outcomes, degree completion, advancement of science, the arts, literature and social science?

GHPs should design support mechanisms to increase the likelihood that governments will be able to sustain desired outcomes following completion of the time-limited support.