Sentence examples for knowledge of participants from inspiring English sources

In this study, the participatory process adopted in the formulation of the second NFP in Czech Republic (NFPII) was analysed considering four aspects: (1) structure of the participatory process; (2) level of participation and social actors involved; (3) role of facilitator; (4) skills and knowledge of participants.

Second, instead of adhering to a precise and rigorous code that spells out the rights of customers and the obligations of service providers – the cornerstone of the modern regulatory state – platform operators rely on the widely distributed knowledge of participants in a service, hoping that the market will eventually punish those who misbehave.

In order to compare the effects of input elaboration and input flooding on the non-congruent collocation knowledge of participants, ANCOVA was run on the test scores of the participants after the treatment period.

Before starting the experimental study, a 120-min training about the main concepts of AORE and the ObasCId/Theme approaches was performed, in order to homogenize the knowledge of participants.

Joint application development (JAD) is a facilitated group technique that can be used in systems requirements determination (SRD); it was designed to encourage team rapport and achieve synergy by leveraging the combined knowledge of participants.

They identified storytellers guided by the community facilitator, their own knowledge of participants and participants themselves.

Knee radiographs were read without knowledge of participant clinical status by a single experienced orthopedist (S.M).

An intensive 3 days course about the WHO Multimodal Strategy for HH Improvement proved to be effective in enhancing the corresponding knowledge of participant experts.

A statistician without knowledge of participant characteristics created a computer-generated list comprised of blocks of six that contain two of each of the three trial groups per block in a random order.

An unusual and interesting feature of this study was the knowledge of participant HIV-status by the principal investigator, thus allowing exploration of whether the technique may have encouraged or hindered disclosure of positive results.

Randomized treatment sequences were computer-generated by one of the investigators (BL) and then passed on to the research team without any knowledge of participant's status and eligibility.