Sentence examples for unable to complete at from inspiring English sources

Play will extend to Tuesday only if the field is unable to complete at least 54 holes.

Impairments of speech, cognition and psychosocial development were diagnosed if a child was unable to complete at least one of the standardised medical tests correctly (Tab. 1).

If the subject was unable to complete at least one hour on the initial ATC trial, the next day a one-hour CPAP trial was attempted.

Acceptance rate was inferred from the ratio of eligible participants who agreed to participate, and attrition rate was the proportion of enrolled participants who were lost to follow-up because they were unable to complete at least one automated call or the T2 interview.

For instance, in the US, some research suggests a small postponement in age at incidence from disability [ADL and instrumental activities of daily living (IADL)] between 1992 and 2003 for people aged 65 for severe (people unable to complete at least three ADL's) and moderate (disabled in one or two ADL's) disability, with increasing rates of recovery from disability (3).

However, five subjects from the INST group and 12 subjects from the STAB group were excluded from the study since they were unable to complete at least 75percentt of the training sessions in the course of the seven-week training program.

How did it feel to be writing in short form again? I'd started the story years ago, but was unable to complete it at the time, for reasons that I honestly no longer remember or understand.

"Unfortunately, with respect to the current projects," a Rhythm and Hues filing noted, the company "will be unable to complete them at the bid amount, and therefore needs additional funding to pay the costs".

The larvae of the subtropical lineage were unable to complete development at the low temperatures experienced during upwelling events, suggesting that few larvae that disperse inshore of the Agulhas Current survive transport towards the warm-temperate biogeographic province during upwelling events.

The China Overseas Engineering Group Co., or Covec, had won the contract by bidding about 1.3 billion zlotys, or $478 million, but was unable to complete the project at that cost and dropped the contract.

When she was unable to complete a match at the Hopman Cup earlier this month in her only warm-up tournament for Melbourne because of a knee problem, the doubts increased.