Sentence examples for the impact of completion from inspiring English sources
Recently the impact of completion axillary lymph node dissection (cALND) after positive sentinel lymph node biopsy on significant outcomes has been questioned, leading to variation in surgical practice.
9 While MSLT-2 uses different primers and paraffin-embedded rather than fresh nodal tissue, concerns remain about the validity of including these patients in any analysis of the impact of completion lymph node dissection.
One focus was on the selection of predictor variables to analyze the impact of different completion techniques depending on the specific gaps in the data set.
Overall the data is limited on the impact of the completion of these immunoglobulin gene VDJ changes on prognosis and response to chemotherapy and it may be that cells that have completed the IGH VDJ process are less sensitive to induction of apoptosis than those with the malignant process occurring whilst VDJ is still occurring [ 136, 228, 230].
Finally, our completion model indicated that the impact of student age on completion probability is dependent on enrollment hours.
The results show that the impact of the benefit to completion is very limited, and in the area of a one percent impact on completion probability.
A logistic regression was made to evaluate the impact of MMSE scores for completion (feasibility) of the GDS-15.
One study of 14,064 patients from Ontario, Canada examined the impact of an endoscopist's completion rate on the occurrence of interval cancers.
The impact of decreased collaborative task completion on care provision in terms of quality or efficiency is unknown and is worthy of consideration in future studies.
Evaluating the impact of training on the completion and management of fit notes could be measured through local audits, but again, the costs and responsibilities need to be allocated.
The impact of faster times-to-completion is that graduate students are likely to be slightly less productive in their graduate years than universities and granting agencies have become accustomed to.
