Sentence examples for the lower completion from inspiring English sources

We observed a higher fraction of invaders that spuriously formed dimers in these AFM images, suggesting a possible explanation for the lower completion level.

Wellbore clean-outs may be required on multiple occasions, for example, before and after perforating or before running the lower completion and then again before running the upper completion.

The effect on well productivity by the efficiency of the lower completion, the importance of the engineering design in this process and the main design decisions affecting this are covered.

However, in our population, this approach must be weighed against the lower completion rate (91%) of using the wooden spatula collection of stool samples for the guaiac-based tests.

For gestational age from newborn examination, the lower completion rate in the re-abstraction may have resulted from different abstractor practices related to gestational age descriptions on the medical chart.

Among those with the greatest discrepancy, the lower completion rate for cervical dilation on admission likely resulted from clarifications that arose during the training period about criteria required to abstract this variable.

However, the comparatively lower completion of service user measures demonstrates that the perspective of change as recorded by the service user is under-reported.

The risk of lower completion rate was accepted in order to make sure that the responses for both cases (urban vs. rural) could be obtained from the same respondents.

The direction of these differences was the same as for the overall sample (ie, lower completion rate in younger patients and ethnic minorities), with the additional finding that in diabetes, women were less likely to complete the follow-up than men.

"The low and inequitable access to ECD partly explains the high repetition and lower completion rates which are evident later in the education system, especially at the secondary level," says Juliana Seleti, ECD Specialist at UNICEF South Africa.

Moreover, the comparison group had a lower completion rate at 26/59 because they did not enjoy the 50-minute TV sessions, 3 times a week for 12 weeks.