Sentence examples for mail recruiting from inspiring English sources

This often includes billboard advertisements, direct mail, recruiting trips and building fancy dorms and recreation centers.

Screening through mail recruited younger and more self-reliant male patients with a higher MMSE sum score, whereas older women with more severe cognitive impairment were recruited from general practice.

Development of the survey was initiated in 2008 and a comprehensive test of the application of the IPAQ questions adapted to a two-wave Internet study was carried out during the summer of 2009 via e-mail recruiting from the national Internet panel of Synovate Norway http://www.synovate.com/about/where/europe/norway.html.html

At 18 months, the research team mailed recruited parents the screening expressive vocabulary and behaviour checklists.

M@NGO recruitment at the Mater Hospital involved face-to-face, phone, and e-mail recruiting following a routine mail-out describing the study to all women attending the antenatal clinic.

According to the UK newspaper, the Daily Mail, Furler recruited Ryan Heffington, the song's original choreographer, to guide Dunham through her moves.

After two months there, Johnson decided to leave because he said Patterson's coaches were giving him recruiting mail only from San Diego State.

After the mailing, we recruited some participants via a follow-up phone call inquiring about their interest in participating.

Delle Donne had hated everything about college recruiting — the mail, the phone calls, the pressure.

Fielding received hate mail after he recruited Collette in 1949, but he stood firm.

By recruiting patients via mail the proportion of smokers who received treatment was considerable lower (42% [ 20]; 9% [ 21]) compared to our study using personal recruitment within practices.