Fully met definition
Fully met means there was complete evidence that satisfied the entire best practice.
Fully met means the Navy provided complete evidence that satisfied the entire criterion. “Substantially met” means the Navy provided evidence that satisfied a large portion of the criterion. “Partially met” means the Navy provided evidence that satisfied about half of the criterion. “Minimally met” means the Navy provided evidence that satisfied a small portion of the criterion. “Not met” means the Navy provided no evidence that satisfies any of the criterion.
Examples of Fully met in a sentence
This provides a scale of measurement which should be used for each element to be assessed: 1 = Failed to meet standards 2 = Partly met standards 3 = Mostly met standards 4 = Fully met standards A standard template can be found in Appendix 3.