Sentence examples for why completion from inspiring English sources

Unless the curriculum is sponsored by the employer, workers take courses on their own time, which is why completion rates vary.

That is why completion emissions in this study are lower — because the regulation was beginning to have the desired effect – remember the data reported were collected in 2012.

To better understand why completion of the new courses was a significant factor in the regression analysis, we compared mean scores on the BFT for students who did (n = 71) and did not (n = 56) complete the new courses.

These results also provide a rationale as to why completion of cytokinesis is such a slow process because it seems to depend on a gradual decrease in Aurora B activity in the midbody, which may in part be degradation-mediated and in part phosphatase-regulated (Floyd et al. 2008; Mallampalli et al. 2013; Steigemann et al. 2009).

The more that you can get the folks around you to rally behind a sense of purpose and mission, the more that you can get them to perform to capacity and even outperform as they strive to see their why to completion.

The key question that emerges is why is completion so low and discharge so high (72%)?

It is not clear why non-completion rates were so much higher than comparable studies, and there are a lack of data to provide comparisons of patient characteristics (such as education and health literacy) in the current sample which might explain these high rates.

Why? A. After completion of the building and atrium in 1989, the 20 red cedars died and were replaced about twice a year, according to Sandy Hahn, the properties manager for Reckson Associates, which took control of the 40-story building in 1999.

So what are the main issues and why is the completion of the review considered so significant?

In answer to a question that has dogged him since the trial's completion -- why prosecutors did not raise race as an issue -- Mr. Johnson said it would have been difficult to introduce statistical data about officers' street searches, although those searches have been shown to single out members of minority groups disproportionately.

Figure 1 illustrates why using traditional matrix completion Equation (1) on P is not a good idea it fails to predict on rows and columns with no known entries.