Sentence examples for commencing participants from inspiring English sources

High rate of commencing participants who drop out after the first module (54.4 and 53.7 % in FS&OK and AEI, respectively).

Before commencing, participants were informed that their answers would be anonymised and treated with strict confidentiality.

Therefore, after ankle sprain treatment and from the moment that sports participation commenced, participants received their allocated intervention protocol.

The block randomisation sequence is pre-generated by a member external to the research team using a computerised random-number generator before commencing participant recruitment.

Once cleared by their physicians and before participation commenced, all participants signed an informed consent form approved by the University of Miami Subcommittee for the Use of Patients or Human Subjects and the Miami Jewish Home and Hospital Committee for the Use and Protection of Human Subjects.

Before commencing training, participants provided a baseline measure of the impact of the pictures on their emotional state.

The next trial commenced when participants pressed the enter key.

The experiment did not commence until participants had given the correct answers on all four practice trials and participants who gave wrong answers were corrected.

Before the experiments commenced the participants had been informed that they would never be stabbed with the needle and that they would not experience any painful stimulation (see below).

As previous research has identified the importance of goal-setting in activity initiation [ 65], the purpose of the discussion with the volunteer organization representative will be to commence the participants' decision-making processes in relation to the volunteering activity they will undertake.

Before the rubber hand illusion experiments commenced, all participants were interviewed to establish the following: their prosthesis use, and the existence and type/significance of phantom sensations, phantom limb pain (using a visual analogue scale from 0 to 10), and telescoping (i.e. shrinking of phantom arm so that the phantom hand is experienced close to the stump).