Sentence examples for background participants from inspiring English sources
Against this background, participants expressed a sense of 'honour' at having had the opportunity to participate in the groups, and an associated sense of responsibility to try to generate some positive community gains from their involvement.
But regardless of their background, participants in the debate need to look beyond the question of how many of "our children" will receive acceptance letters.
Recommendations We recommend extending eight CONSORT checklist items for reporting of pragmatic trials: the background, participants, interventions, outcomes, sample size, blinding, participant flow, and generalisability of the findings.
While CALD participants were included in the evaluation, the report does not define who are included in the CALD sample and whether this includes refugee background participants.
Immigration background participants not born in Australia or those with one or both parents born overseas were classified as being of an 'immigrant background'.
Against this background, participants described a common general attitude in which mothers would often be seen by the wider family and community as having responsibility for the occurrence of any health problem in their children.
Background Participant drop-out occurs in all longitudinal studies, and if systematic, may lead to selection biases and erroneous conclusions being drawn from a study.
Besides socio-demographic backgrounds, participants were asked about their behaviour and preferences of their mode choice as well as of integrated mobility services.
Non-participants more often had a non-Western ethnic background than participants (69.6% versus 42.4%; χ2 27.798(1), p <.000).
Shown the same larger fish swimming against a different, novel background, Japanese participants had more difficulty recognizing it than Americans, indicating that their perception was intimately bound with their perception of the background scene.
Summer camps and programs of education and recreation are offered, all without regard to the economic, racial, or religious background of participants.
