Sentence examples for resulting in completion from inspiring English sources

The success of repairing process depends on the rate of epithelization which is synchronized with PLGA degradation rate resulting in completion of repairing process in a given time frame.

To speed this up a programme called "CORR" http://legr.liv.ac.uk was written in C, resulting in completion in approximately 40 minutes using a single Linux machine.

It was prematurely terminated between course 1 and 8 in eight cases (20%%) resulting in completion of maintenance therapy in 50%% of the TAD HAM patients and of 44%% of the TAD-only group.

Notably, the number of correct prompts ignored by S1 (severely-impaired) account for over half (58%) of the total correct prompts ignored by all participants, with only five of the correct prompts given to S1 resulting in completion of the step.

Mr. Halstead said a combination of state and federal low-income and historic-preservation tax credits and low-interest loans from area banks and state and federal housing agencies resulted in completion of the $5 million project's first phase earlier this year.

In this model, we consider latent TB infection to be asymptomatic and non-infectious, with a constant rate of reactivation and ongoing risk of exogenous reinfection leading to active TB; individuals successfully treated for TB are assumed to return to this compartment upon initiation of effective therapy (i.e., therapy that will result in completion, with no relapse for 2 years).

Nearly all of these responses were fully completed surveys, resulting in a completion rate [ 50] of 98.1% at 2 W and 95.7% at 6 M.

According to SSI's data, 467 people entered the survey, with 18 screening out, 42 dropping out in the middle of the survey, and 407 completing the survey, resulting in 87% completion rate.

Social Presence and Cognitive Presence were present in the collaborative space, resulting in productive completion of higher order learning, suggested by completion of the practical inquiry cycle to culminate in resolution.

Based on these figures, we expect financial incentives in this study to increase completion (i.e. uptake of the 3rd vaccination) of the HPV vaccination programme by 8.5%, resulting in a completion rate of 40.9% by incentivised groups.

An observation period was examined at least 12 times, resulting in the completion of 74 observations and the identification of 316 pain cases.