Sentence examples for implications of participation from inspiring English sources

Such an information resource could be based on a database containing standardised information for each trial relating to the purpose of the trial; the interventions being compared; the implications of participation for participants; and features indicative of scientific quality and ethical probity.

Participants were required to possess language fluency sufficient to understand the implications of participation.

Our work, and that of other researchers, establishes that public participation in environmental assessment (EA) provides fertile ground for considering the intricacies of governance as they relate to participation, and for examining the education and learning implications of participation.

This presentation will present a project (in its early stages) that attempts to analyze the nature of that participatory process and assess its impact on governance and accountability in Rwanda, and assess the implications of participation without contestation for democratic theory.

Subsequently they were sent written information about the selection criteria and the implications of participation in the study.

Finally, the implications of participation in genomics research extend beyond an understanding of consent grounded in individual rights.

We grouped these into the following categories: (a) the interventions being compared; (b) the implications of trial participation for participants; (c) the scientific or methodological quality of a trial; (d) the ethical probity and governance of a trial; and (e) contact details.

Each site was required to prepare an informed consent information sheet clarifying possible implications of study participation, to show (or read) to participants, and to obtain written or verbal consent from participants.

For example, see C.A. Lengnick-Hall, "Customer Contributions to Quality: A Different View of the Customer-Oriented Firm," Academy of Management Review 21, no. 3 (July 1996): 791-824; aN. N. Bendapudi and R.P. Leone, "Psychological Implications of Customer Participation in Co-Production," Journal of Marketing 67, no. 1 (January 2003 14-288.

Each respondent was given a brief description of the study, explaining Institutional Review Board approval and the implications of her participation.

For instance, GNZ encourages participants to seek advice from their physician or other qualified health care providers concerning implications of the participation.