Sentence examples for placed on completion from inspiring English sources

In our task, participants were instructed to be as accurate as possible and no emphasis or constraints were placed on completion time.

In our study, the concept inventories were introduced as neither a threat nor a challenge rather the emphasis of the exercise was placed on completion of the task.

The faculty who successfully fulfilled the requirements for acquiring credentials in BUS graded the importance they placed on certain motivators to completion: concern for disciplinary action by the chairman (10/21), increasing clinical competence to improve patient care (11/21) and improving the ability to disposition patients faster (10/21) were among the most important motivators identified.

Thus, the identification of net pay and thence candidate intervals for completion is placed on a quantitative footing.

This paper looks at the economic returns to different fields of study in Ireland in 2004 and also the value placed on various job-related competencies, accumulated on completion of higher education, in the Irish labour market.

When the nanoparticle was placed on carbon coated platinum grid, after completion of reaction, it showed a hexagonal shape as indicated in Fig. 3d.

Chairman and Chief Executive Cyrus Y. Tsui and Rodney F. Sloss, the incumbent vice president of finance, were placed on paid leave of absence pending completion of an independent examination being undertaken by Lattice's audit committee.

But after completion, aspirants were placed on a list and waited for an appointment.

We are often asked about the requirements placed on our grantees to ensure the completion of their projects.

But the issue of inheriting the old Rangers SFAA membership - required for league and cup participation - remained unresolved until a conditional transfer was granted, with the permanent transfer due to take place on completion of legal documentation.

However, it should be noted that excessive restriction placed on subjects could have led to unnatural task completion.