Sentence examples for divide participants from inspiring English sources

The country needed to address the problem of the digital divide, participants agreed.

But sometimes it seems to divide participants more than unite them.

To divide participants into sustainability label users and non-users, general sustainability label usage behaviour was asked with the question "have you ever used a sustainability label when you shop".

Our data on low PAF-AH in established PAPS contrast with those of Fabris et al. [1] who do not provide the aPL titres of their screened population and fail to divide participants according to the vascular or obstetric manifestations of APS limiting the interpretation of their data.

To illustrate this finding, we used a median split to divide participants into two groups: the more optimistic (n = 8) and the more pessimistic (n = 7), with pessimistic participants reporting significantly more pleasant relief (one-tailed t-test, p = 0.035).

Allocation amounts in the DG were dichotomized into low (<25 NIS, or less than 50% of the pie) and high givers (≥25 NIS) [3]; 25 NIS was the modal value in this distribution and was used as the cutoff point to <span class="lh">divide participants into low and high allocators (see Figure 1).

The two studies, one by a pair of social psychologists at the New School, and another conducted by researchers in the Netherlands, divided participants into several groups.

"In a recent program supposedly aimed at fostering multicultural harmony, organizers divided participants into one bus for 'Koreans' and another bus for 'multicultural families,' " Ms. Lee said.

In dividing participants by their employment status, I was aware that I would also be dividing participants by their intensity of informal caregiving.

Next, we divided participants into two groups according to the scores.

For instance, in one study, Aharony divided participants into 3 groups: one was given access to information on how much they moved throughout the day, one was given access to the movement of a few peers, and another was rewarded for how much others in the group moved (the "social pressure" group).