Sentence examples for expectancy participants from inspiring English sources

In addition to their longer life expectancy, participants who walked ≥1 h per day required a lower lifetime medical expenditure from 40 years of age than participants who walked <1 h per day.

Immediately following training, to measure expectancy, participants in the CBM and CB-Education groups were asked: "At this point how helpful do you think the material covered in the session will be for you?" on a 0 (not at all helpful) to 10 (extremely helpful) scale.

Therefore, regarding the forthcoming stimulus-response event, it was impossible to infer which expectancies participants were holding.

In spite of their shorter life expectancy, obese participants might require higher medical expenditure than normal weight participants.

Our survival benefit time scale was realistic in terms of life expectancy of participants.

The treatment expectancy of participants will be evaluated by the Treatment Expectancy Questionnaire (1 = not at all, 5 = somewhat and 9 = very much), which has been transformed and translated into Korean from the "Credibility and Expectancy Questionnaire" [ 33].

The adjusted mortality rates were used to estimate life expectancies of participants in a Sullivan life table [32].

Increasingly, investigators are tailoring outcome expectancies to participant-set goals, which may lead to higher compliance rates (Konradi and Lyon 2000; Bautista-Castano et al 2004).

Training credibility and participants' expectancy for improvement will be measured with the credibility and expectation questionnaire (CEQ).

In view of the decreased life expectancy in obese participants, it is unclear whether lifetime medical expenditure increases or decreases as a result.

Rather, viewing another person's hand grasping a pain-evoking object shifted sensory expectancy such that participants were more likely to report the presence of a touch on trials where no stimulation was actually delivered (false alarms).