Sentence examples for participation completion from inspiring English sources

This was done in order to minimize the length of the test and maximize participation completion rates.

It describes the strategies employed by each initiative and evaluates their success by measuring attendance, participation, completion and cost-effectiveness.

The specific objectives for feasibility evaluation were to assess selected indicators for recruitment and participation, completion of data collection, realization of the intervention and public health nurses' experiences on implementing the study protocol.

Of these, 155 were eligible, and 108 accepted to participate (completion rate = 27.5%, participation rate = 69.7%).

In both study cases, the proposed hybrid methodology produced very similar results (i.e. participation and completion rates) and doubled the completion rate for MiriadaX MOOCs (Table 3).

There was no compensation for treatment participation or completion of assessments by patients who completed treatment; patients who dropped out from treatment received 15 euro (about 20 US dollar) if they completed posttreatment assessment.

Participants were given extra credit as an incentive for their participation upon completion of the survey or had the choice to submit an alternative assignment if the student chose not to participate in the survey.

Together with the Ethiopian Ministry of Education, we work to address the causes of lack of access, participation and completion of basic and lower secondary education including challenges of enrollment, gender and geographical disparities, quality, completion and dropout rates, school environment and capacity to implement sector plans.

We will assess VOLT over the coming year by measuring student participation, student completion of the career-related steps, and student satisfaction with the program and website.

They point to her participation and completion of a brilliant, inspiring theological education program at Arrendale State Prison, administered and staffed by many gifted professors and young seminarians from Candler School of Theology at Emory University.

College graduates are accumulating more debt than ever before, and as costs are increasingly beyond the means of families to pay there have already been signs of a downturn in participation and completion rates.