Sentence examples for inviting subjects from inspiring English sources

Postal and electronic mailings were sent inviting subjects to complete a questionnaire by paper or online from 1 June 2004 - 14 February 2006.

Inviting subjects to attend prescheduled meetings for screening and enrollment lowered subject motivation to participate due to extra effort on their behalf, further intensified by the high prevalence of poverty in the targeted population.

In order to include individuals with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes, we also recruited in the community using an advertisement inviting subjects at risk for type 2 diabetes based on age and adiposity to participate in a research study on sleep and metabolism.

He tries to look for strong inviting subjects that catch the viewer's attention: "often these are roads, railway tracks, silhouettes, patterns or symmetry".

However, evidence for lateral biases in ants is relatively limited, though their eusociality makes them inviting subjects in which to investigate this hypothesis.

The woman's very inscrutability, her otherness, makes her an inviting subject for the novelist to imagine.

In this week's Book Review, the historian David Greenberg reviews Ms. Beattie's unlikely quasi-biography, quasi-novel and notes that Nixon's "inscrutability, her otherness, makes her an inviting subject for the novelist to imagine".

BK goes to great lengths to involve stakeholders in all aspects of the company's operations -- soliciting input on book cover designs, book titles and subtitles; inviting subject matter experts to review manuscripts as part of the editing process; asking for feedback on the company's mission, branding, and other issues.

A randomization into three groups of ten persons was performed blind before inviting the subjects to the rehabilitation centre.

Telephone follow-up was chosen because it is safe and more efficient than re-inviting subjects for a face-to-face interview.

Grace and P.J. are both experienced in taking the drugs and have educated themselves in the protocols university use for hallucinogen research studies, which include inviting the subject to sit or lie down on a comfortable couch with a blanket, dim lighting or eyeshades, and headphones, the idea being to make the subject feel safe and to encourage an experience of turning inward.