Sentence examples for decrease participation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the reasons to decrease participation could suffer from the decline effect.

Providing comprehensive information about the risks and benefits of cancer screening is ethically necessary, but information about risks may decrease participation.

Table 5 Reason to decrease participation Reason Mean Std dev PCC I felt bored, SO is not fun anymore 3.18 1.02 0.31 Redundant/duplicate questions have cropped up 3.59 0.99 0 Quality of questions is not good anymore 3.25 1 −0.13 Questions are now one liners 2.67 0.91 0.09 Difficult to find appropriate questions to answer 3.39 1.18 0.2 Lack of time.

However, the Daily Texan editorial board noted this could decrease participation in other elections.

"Making the survey voluntary will substantially decrease participation rates," said Phil Sparks, a former associate director of the census who now works for The Census Project.

Some (but not all) older studies suggest that respondent identification may decrease participation in surveys [ 2- 9].

However, this approach has several limitations: it is very costly and time-consuming for large studies, and long term measurements are not feasible and need considerable commitment of the study participants which results in a decreased participation rate.

"There is no empirical evidence that transparency and clarity decreases participation in clinical research," he said.

But let's look into why this may be: John Coates, the president of the Australian Olympic Committee, blames the athletes' failure (there's that terrible word again) on a decline in government funding along with decreased participation in compulsory school sport.

Finally, Mahler is correct in noting decreasing participation in golf and the closing of surplus courses in the U.S. over the past few years, but these developments have nothing to do with Woods's recent "transgressions" and public humiliation.

All these effects are directly or indirectly related to the decreasing participation of family in providing care for the elderly.