Sentence examples for lower participating from inspiring English sources

Political scientists who studied similar shifts in Washington State found that a shift to all-mail voting produced a 2 to 4 percentage point increase in turnout, with the largest increases occurring among "lower participating registrants," in particular those who had previously voted only in presidential elections.

Another limitation was the lower participating rate of boys vs. girls.

That would lower the participating shareholders' monthly maintenance fees and would reduce the balance of the underlying mortgage and thus make the building more attractive.

EXTRA POINTS Wide receiver Domenik Hixon (ankle/foot) missed a second consecutive day of practice.... Defensive end Justin Tuck (lower leg) participated for only part of the session.

A 2006 public opinion poll found that "there is a strong public consensus that childcare programs are beneficial both in terms of the benefits they provide to children in early development and in preparing them for school, as well as in helping parents, particularly those with lower incomes, participate in the work force" (Environics Research Group, 2006).

On the other hand, the subjects in the exercise group (LE) in the lower tertile participated three times a week, with an over 90% average attendance rate.

Among consenting dentists, fluoride and sealant rates were greater in the intervention dental offices than the control offices, but the differences between the two groups were not statistically significant, likely because of small sample sizes from low dentist participation and therefore, lower numbers of participating children.

Compared to the ECBT dataset, the error cancellations occur at a lower scale in the Nervousnet dataset that is an expected observation given the lower number of participating citizens in the latter.

Overall, participants with both hypertension and diabetes had a lower percentage of participating in physical activity to lose weight than those with hypertension only (6.3% versus 10.2%, P < 0.008) or than those with neither condition (6.3% versus 11.8%, P < 0.008).

For example, Lindquist et al. [7] observed a higher level of participation in sports activities for SPFS children but a lower level of participating in PE classes in school.

Furthermore, individuals who reported having children had significantly lower probability of participating in drinking, but if they drink, they tend to drink less in comparison to respondents without children.