Sentence examples for gave permission to be contacted from inspiring English sources

Nineteen individuals with score≤17 and 24 with score≥26 and who gave permission to be contacted for further research, were initially selected for this study.

Of the 1219 (52.4%) who gave permission to be contacted further, 503 (41.3%) met inclusion criteria and agreed to participate.

In total we received replies from 101 women who gave permission to be contacted (65.6%), of those 15 (14.8%) refused to take part at their booking appointment (main reasons were; too busy and not wanting to take part in research).

Parents who took part in the Phase 2 focus groups and gave permission to be contacted as well as parents who responded to Phase 2 advertisements after completion of the focus groups were invited to participate in Phase 3. In individual cognitive testing over a two-hour time period, parents read and re-phrased each item and/or talked through how s/he chose the item response [ 20].

According to Citizens Advice, 30 million people – or two-thirds of British adults – have received messages about PPI alone, and 98% did not give permission to be contacted.

He believes part of the problem is people giving permission to be contacted to a firm with no obvious financial services connection.

But he says it is often difficult to tell which leads have come from spam texts, and which have come from legitimate research of customers who have given permission to be contacted.

At their booking appointment, women were asked to complete a form giving permission to be contacted by the research team.

Participants of the Fenland Study are invited to take part in the DRCT if they have given permission to be contacted regarding potential involvement in future studies.

Parents can give permission to be contacted by a member of the research group if they want more information or are interested to participate in the study.

Participants were a convenience sample recruited from the University of Pennsylvania Alzheimer's Disease Center's normal control cohort, who had given permission to be contacted for studies such as this one.