Sentence examples for English participating from inspiring English sources

Intellectually, he was as French as he was English, participating in the événements of 1968 and spending a year at the École Normale Supérieure, where he befriended Marxist luminaries like the historians Annie Kriegel and Boris Souvarine.

Twenty right-handed native speakers of English participated in this experiment.

Twenty one right-handed native speakers of English participated in the study (10 female and 11 male; mean age ± SD = 24.5 ± 5.3 years).

Twenty healthy right-handed native speakers of English participated in an event-related design scan in which natural speech stimuli, /de:/ ("deh") and /deI/ ("day"); (/te:/ ("teh") and /teI/ ("tay") served as standards and deviants within functional magnetic resonance imaging event-related "oddball" paradigm designed to elicit the mismatch negativity component.

All English practices participating in the pay-for-performance scheme: average 8257 each year, covering over 99% of the English population registered with a general practice.

Hardaker was regarded by some as a reactionary – witness his initial opposition to English clubs participating in the European Cup – and certainly he was hard to shift once he had made up his mind.

Statewide, 47 of the state's 112 community college campuses are offering accelerated courses in math or English after participating in a year-long professional development training offered by the California Acceleration Project.

†For 8486 English practices participating in Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) in 2004/05 (99.9% of all), mean list size was 6226 (SD 3869).

Detailed information including the data collection forms in German and English, the participating hospitals, and the publication guideline are available at the registry's homepage [ 6].

16 The study cohort included all patients aged 18 or more years with acute ischaemic stroke who were admitted between 1 April 2010 and 30 November 2011 to an English hospital participating in the Stroke Improvement National Audit Programme.

This study found that geographical variations in measured characteristics of the food environment were associated with the prevalence of overweight and obesity in English children participating in the National Child Measurement Programme.