Sentence examples for to promote completion from inspiring English sources

In order to promote completion when assessments are missing, participants will be automatically reminded twice to complete the assessments.

Eye-catching proposals include: An initiative under Britain's presidency of the EU in 1998, to promote "completion of the single market", particularly in telecoms, gas, electricity and financial services.

Three trials also used peer counselling or education sessions to promote completion of TB prophylaxis: one among jail inmates (White 2002), one amongst homeless adults (Tulsky 2000), and one among adolescents (Morisky 2001).

These changes in host behavior serve to promote completion of the parasite's life cycle and are generally assumed to be the result of genes expressed by the parasite [ 3, 4].

It was also used to promote completion of each survey interview within ten months of the decedent's date of death, maximize response [ 21] and to facilitate recall by providing a consistent yet relatively short and acceptable period of time [ 22, 23].

This strategy was used to promote completion of each survey interview within ten months of the decedent's date of death in order to maximize response among the bereaved [ 14] and to facilitate recall by providing a consistent yet relatively short and acceptable period of time [ 23, 24].

Universities now run ongoing campaigns to solicit student feedback, review practice in line with student demands, publicise changes made, and promote completion of the survey itself, in order to rank highly for satisfaction in league tables.

One can't help but wonder, then, why the billboards to promote the completion of census forms used a pair of all-seeing eyes and the slogan "Detroit: All Eyes Are on You!" This Orwellian imagery could only have the effect of creating suspicion in the minds of a public already wary of the federal government's intentions.

These programs could be supported by text-based reminders or other digital media tools to promote series completion [ 41].

For example, TB control programs use enablers and incentives to promote treatment completion, which has historically been low [ 30].

DNA damage tolerance (DDT) mechanisms are crucial to promote replication completion by mediating fork restart and filling of DNA gaps (Lopes et al, 2006; Branzei et al, 2008; Daigaku et al, 2010; Karras & Jentsch, 2010; Minca & Kowalski, 2010).