Sentence examples for identifying participants from inspiring English sources

Recruitment to lifestyle modification studies focusing on breast cancer risk reduction is challenging because it requires identifying participants who are not currently exercising, but are, or can be, motivated to participate in a study to increase physical activity.

GLID aims to increase internal rigor and transparency in Participatory Design practices and wants to go beyond the surface level of ideas, by identifying participants' values embedded in co-design outcomes.

Original data are not publically available due to ethics restrictions on identifying participants.

This includes identifying participants, policies and procedures which can contribute to sustainability.

The clustering process began with identifying participants whose views clearly differed from each other and placing these participants in different clusters.

Brem et al. (2003) and Rice et al. (2011) adopted two different approaches for identifying participants' religious beliefs and views on evolution, but both studies used a single-answer item measured along a continuum between evolution and religion.

Conducting a Q study generally involves three consecutive steps: developing the statement set, identifying participants and conducting Q sort interviews, followed by analysis and interpretation of the Q sorts.

Recent trials relating the use of hydroxyethyl starch (HES) in critically ill patients to negative outcomes [5 8] largely suffered from this problem: identifying participants to first infusion of study fluid took up to 24 h.

The Biological Evolution Literacy Survey, which possesses 23 biological misconception statements grouped into five categories, served as the research tool for identifying participants' misconceptions, calculating conception index scores, and collecting demographic data.

Although there is no scholarly agreement about identifying gifted learners, there is a de facto reliance on IQ scores for identifying participants in school gifted education programs.

Among those conducting secondary analyses, most had signed a data use agreement with the original collectors or repository, and most agreements forbade efforts at re-identifying participants.