Sentence examples for supporting completion from inspiring English sources

We propose that understanding recruitment as a phased process can enhance design and conduct of trials, supporting completion on time, on budget.

This suggests that more substantial support during provision could enhance the experience for those whose reaction was positive, through supporting completion, and would potentially promote the experience for those with more ambivalent attitudes to increase their engagement and satisfaction with the programme.

The American Petroleum Institute and the AFL-CIO, a key Obama supporter, have teamed up to support completion of Keystone XL.

Even before the announcement, the U.S. president-elect's team said he supported completion of the oil pipeline project, running from North Dakota to Illinois.

Nonetheless, SCARKO SC are obviously unable to support completion of meiosis and spermatid formation and, at the onset of meiosis (day 10), their gene expression pattern differs markedly from that observed in testes and SC from normal controls [19].

Members of the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care HAI Advisory Committee were requested to overtly support completion of the survey to their peers and colleagues.

Both positive and ambivalent patients perceived a need for monitoring or follow-up to support completion, while negative patients reported deliberate non-adherence due to dissatisfaction with the programme.

The hospital translation team was on hand to describe the aims of the study to any non-English speaking patients, or patients who requested an interpreter, to support clinical staff with administration of the questionnaire survey and/or to support completion of the survey forms.

The contributions of the study include describing methods for child- and program-level accountability in training and areas for improvement including further supporting the completion of technical checks for intervention services.

Treloar did not seek to increase the Memorial's holdings of World War II artefacts beyond supporting the completion of works commissioned from the official war artists.

For real viruses, recruitment or encapsidation of some cellular proteins into the virion may be a critical behavior supporting the completion of the life cycle by some specific interaction with viral proteins or RNA.