Sentence examples for favourably participated from inspiring English sources
Also, selection must have occurred in the invitation phase: it is more probable that subjects regarding dawn simulation favourably participated.
In all, 52% of eligible women participated in TOMBOLA, which compares favourably with population-based epidemiological studies (Olson, 2001), especially in view of concerns about barriers to participation of women in trials (Sharp et al, 2006).
In particular, the odds of being in a group more favourably inclined towards trials are nearly tripled if a patient has previously participated in a trial, and are increased by 67% if the patient is male.
14 15 It is difficult to compare across sectors, states and with recent data however, the delivery of health checks by these AICCHS compares favourably with that of services participating in the Healthy for Life (HFL) programme 16 as well as with those in mainstream general practice.
The Alphabet Strategy was considered favourably by the majority of persons participating in the questionnaire study with 71% of healthcare professions considering adopting the checklist in their daily practice.
Patients viewed their GP's work in the HPP field favourably; indeed, GP's influence when deciding to participate in the two previous studies was clear.
This compares favourably with another similar study, the Melbourne Water Quality Study, where 60.7% of eligible callers agreed to participate in a tap water study of similar design [ 13].
The participating children represented 45% of all eligible births in the area from that time, which compares favourably with the overall follow-up rates in other relevant studies (all below 35%).
While the majority of participants in our study reported favourably on the psychological support they received from their physician, an Australian study has shown that women wish to participate in decisions about their care but find it hard to ask questions [ 17].
One might surmise that our lack of results may have been because our participants were already more favourably inclined in terms of attitudes and the intervention more likely to have an effect on those who did not participate.
