Sentence examples for direction recruitment from inspiring English sources

Based on previous meta-analyses [12] [14], potentially relevant covariates for our meta-regression model included: prospective or retrospective study direction, recruitment method, blinded interpretation, type of test, specimen type, reference standard, and data resolution.

He too found "there were still quite a few laughs to be had", but felt the episode suffered from its repetitiveness, as Sue's hatred of the glee club and New Directions' recruitment problems have been thoroughly explored before.

In some situations the direction of recruitment was the same but of a different magnitude.

Bias may also have influenced results in the observed direction if recruitment methods increased the likelihood of including apartments with elevated perc in minority, low-income neighborhoods.

Bias in the selection of households sampled could have influenced the results in the observed direction if recruitment methods reduced the likelihood of including apartments with elevated perc levels in nonminority, higher income neighborhoods.

The experiences from other HDSS sites did not provide much direction for research recruitment.

Of note, three of the six original scaffolding strategies are motivational (recruitment, direction maintenance, and frustration control) and the other three are cognitive (reduction in degrees of freedom, marking critical features, and demonstration).

Sekuler et al. [24] present evidence to indicate that this form of global recruitment of direction continues across a relatively lengthy timescale of 500 700 ms pre-deviation duration.

Every house in that direction was approached for recruitment.

Human resources and training is one of the most important areas for action in a mental health policy, yet this issue was only comprehensively addressed in the Ghanaian policy where policy directions were provided for recruitment, training, working conditions, incentives and retention of health workers.

And globalization runs through the sports world in several directions simultaneously: international scouting and recruitment of talent; distribution of games through broadcasting and the Web; sales of players' jerseys and other merchandise around the world, and cross-border investing in team ownership.