In the case where participants had difficulty with Korean language or the survey in general, professional interpreters and social workers from public healthcare centres were assigned on-site to assist participants.
It also means being selective when assigning on-site staff (to ensure the right fit for a client's culture), educating employees on a program's effectiveness, and providing examples of, as our survey respondents requested, participants who are "people like me". It involves using multiple approaches and communication methods to reach workers, regardless of their geographical location.
It is not clear if A10 belongs to site 1 or 2 (it is located between A8 which we have assigned to site 1 and A12 which we have assigned to site 2, on the basis of their respective involvement in dimerization vs hexamerization).
A major reason for this support is the leading role assigned to on-site inspection of missile sites and production facilities to verify compliance by both sides.
In addition to choice of the treatment group to which a patient was assigned, the on-site investigator was free to choose the dose and route of drugs used for premedication in each dog within broadly established guidelines designed to be in keeping with the wide range of dosages used in clinical practice.
For each chromosome, we resampled the same number of restrictions sites as were assigned on that chromosome and then computed and saved the statistic.
Four hundred police officers were assigned to the site on the opening day of the trial.
Based on Schechter and Berger's protease nomenclature, the residues on the C-terminal of the scissile bond were assigned as prime site (P') whereas the residues on the N-terminal side were assigned as non-prime site (P) [ 31].
Employers sequestered migrants in factory compounds, assigning them to on-site dormitories.
Participants randomly assigned to Group 2 (on-site Road Tour training with boosters) were treated the same as those in Group 1 with one exception.
In addition, in a natural experiment, Kapinos et al. [ 44] showed that students assigned to dormitories with on-site dining halls gained more weight and exhibited more behaviours consistent with weight gain (e.g. males consumed more meals and snacks) during the freshman year as compared with students not assigned to such dormitories.
