Sentence examples for educating participants from inspiring English sources

Researchers publishing in the September 2017 issue of Diabetes Care describe a study in which people with diabetes joined a competitive online game aimed at educating participants about ways to improve blood sugar control.

This year's gathering celebrated the UCMC's 10th anniversary and looked forward to the future by educating participants about how health and well-being is linked to the built environment.

While it may fly in the face of conventional thinking, I spoke this week about the power of negative thinking with two collaborating entrepreneurs, Doug Andrew, of Live Abundant, educating participants on topics of health, wealth and life fulfillment, and Dan Sullivan, CEO of The Strategic Coach, helping entrepreneurs reach their full potential in their business and personal lives.

Remarking on the impressive turnout and lively discussions, organizer Sandra S. Baron, executive director of the New York-based Melaboratedesonrce Centhe, elaborated on the conference goals of shedding light on "the legal side on the intricacies of the technologies" and educating participants about "some of the key legal traps" and "some of the ways to manage them".

33 It mimics REAL without educating participants in reasoning strategies and problem-solving steps or involving them in skill practice, the hypothesized mechanism of REAL.

During program implementation, attention should be paid to educating participants about the safety of such programs and clarifying the functional roles of clinicians.

Compared to mothers with less education, educated participants described unhealthy diet as a risk factor for heart diseases.

Age, education, and ethnicity affected the batterys composite scores, with young and highly educated participants generally outperforming the old, less-educated ones.

Age, education, and ethnicity affected the battery's composite scores, with young and highly educated participants generally outperforming the old, less-educated ones.

We also performed a trend test confirming that more educated participants were more aware of their participation (P = 0.02).

But contrary to popular belief, the program's highly educated participants aren't helping the education system as much as they may like to believe.