Sentence examples for compared participants from inspiring English sources

Recently, an randomized clinical trial compared participants before and after participation in an 8-week course of mindfulness 105.

We also measured and compared participants' expectations of how likely they were to participate in screening with each test.

Eye-movement analyses compared participants in the map task to participants in the Comprehension group.

We addressed this concern by running independent samples t tests, which compared participants' and non-participants' perceptions at two time points (before and after).

We compared participants' responses to changing animals and inanimate objects selected from the same pictures, thus improving on other methodologies studying this effect.

We then compared participants' return intention (0 6 for non-return, 9 10 for return) and their real return choice (0 for non-return, 1 for return); these two answers were highly correlated (p < .01).01

In a study with third- and fourth-grade students, three conditions for solving mathematical problems were compared: participants were either to produce gestures that displayed a strategy for solving the problem, to produce spoken words reflecting the same problem-solving strategy, or to do both (Cook, Mitchell, & Goldin-Meadow, 2008).

A parallel analysis compared participants whose current regular instrument was piano (n = 75) with all other participants (n = 123).

Accordingly, beginning lessons by age 7 was used as the criterion in subsequent analyses that compared participants with (n = 124) and without (n = 73) early music lessons.

We also compared participants lost to follow-up with those not lost to follow-up (i.e., known to be alive or dead at 12 weeks) and found no significant differences in baseline descriptors or serum chemistries, with the exception of age (30 versus 34 years; p<0.01) and serum glucose (3.6 versus 4.0 mmol/L; p = 0.03 [data not shown]).

We also compared participants with and without leg pain on measures of pain, disability and fear.