Sentence examples for returned completion from inspiring English sources

Participants were sent a questionnaire 3 months after their delivery date by post or email; if not returned, completion by telephone was attempted.

Two important air bases, Williams and Luke, were established, and the military brought in thousands of personnel, many of whom remained or returned after completion of their service.

They can be summarized as follows: 1. systems based on transporting metal oxide particles in the form of fluidized beds or moving beds [12, 13, 14], where particles are conveyed from hotter sections of the reactors where thermal reduction takes place to colder sections to allow water oxidation to take place, and returned after completion;   2.

Six questionnaires were excluded from analysis because they were returned without completion due to: no asplenic patients in practice (3), not engaged in care for asplenic patients (1), list too long (1), retired (1).

Questionnaires were returned for completion or correction if there were problems.

These are to be returned after completion at the 1-month and 2-month follow-up assessment points.

After the washout period (minimum of two weeks), participants returned for completion of the second intervention period (if started with EA, participant would receive sham and vice versa).

The consequences are that certificates need to be returned for completion, resulting in an increased workload for SIOs as well as prolonged processes and longer periods of sick-leave [ 8, 19].

A validated FFQ was mailed to participants who had answered the RFQ and was returned after completion by 79.6% of study participants in three centers (CCO, USC, and UH).

Seven-course set menu £72 Regulars at this seven-room hotel, built in 1804, are returning after completion of a refurbishment which almost topped the £1m mark.

Ruth doesn't know that Seretse is an African king in waiting, leader-to-be of the Bamangwato people of Bechuanaland (later Botswana), the British protectorate to which he is due to return on completion of his studies.