Sentence examples for completely participants from inspiring English sources

By the end of the intervention, the participants recognised the gravity of the situation with regard to their brother or sister, realising that the neurodisability was chronic and that their brother or sister was unlikely to recover completely, participants hence sharing the 'real picture' more accurately.

That is, 25 (89.2%) for plenary sessions 1 & 2 and the morning group sessions while 28 (100%) rated the afternoon group sessions and 17 (60.7%) rated plenary session 3. Using a 3-point scale from not at all, partially to completely, participants rated the helpfulness of the sessions in meeting the objectives of the workshop (Table 1).

The meeting between these two very different people observed and in the end told by a narrator who turns out to be the French woman's German husband, in many ways a stand-in for the author Kleeberg himself leads to a process of intercultural negotiation and recognition that ultimately enlightens, even if it does not completely satisfy, all participants.

Whether they thought these services were run better now than in the past, or whether they thought they were completely insufficient, all participants pointed out some important problems.

In order to ensure that reported data remained completely anonymous, all participants were coded via GP practice or CMHT name (by allocation of numbers) and role.

All participants were completely free from injury and ready to play at the moment of testing.

However, it is impossible to guarantee that all participants were completely open and honest in their responses.

We undertook a second sensitivity analysis to estimate the between group difference that would occur if all participants adhered completely to their allocated treatment.

The PDA after treatment was requested after the dentures had been completely adjusted, with all participants given adequate time for these adjustments.

JA: In the end it doesn't matter whether Google is a completely willing participant, a partly willing participant or a not at all willing participant.

The latter analysis was conducted twice; once including only completely asymptomatic participants (BPRS score<27) and once including the entire sample while co-varying for BPRS score.