Sentence examples for provided on completion from inspiring English sources

A certificate is provided on completion and there are opportunities after the trip to find employment as a qualified stockman or an Australian cowboy.

For each project, estimation was provided on completion of the project (on average, completion being approximately 12 months after the period of barrier identification) and, therefore, will be subject to some unreliability, despite team members being prompted to use calendar templates to facilitate recall and reduce the risk of recall bias.

Interventions that included patient navigators (staff trained to promote screening completion and provide on-going communications and assistance with overcoming barriers) were also consistently effective and mainly focused on underserved populations [ 5, 6, 8- 11].

However rates of attendance and completion of the lifestyle programs in these studies varied greatly, ranging from 50 to 80% with little information provided on the factors affecting attendance and completion [ 14, 18, 19, 21].

To facilitate monitoring, the PHQ-2 is provided on a wallet card which also has their project ID and password for online completion.

If the information provided on the data sheet was unclear or incomplete, it was returned to the appropriate EMS personnel for completion.

Statistical advice has been provided on all aspects of study design, sample size and analyses by CEBU, who will assist in analysis at trial completion.

After completion, the PRO-FIT*advice software will analyse the answers and create personalized feedback and behaviour change advice, provided on the computer screen.

By committing to fund through the completion of their higher education, and by providing on the ground mentoring through our own community leaders, we ensure that students are given access to and are able to gain a quality education.

A feedback report on performance will be provided at study completion only.

A detailed study report was provided for the funders on completion of the study [ 23] which highlighted the need to clearly articulate the public health role of the midwife in education and in practice.