Sentence examples for original participation from inspiring English sources

Written informed consent was obtained from all participants, in addition to the informed consent obtained for their original participation in the Oregon and Pittsburgh research studies.

While this was done to reduce the possibility of reverse causation (as described above), the original participation bias, together with the selection bias of women without joint pain or stiffness and exclusion of women with missing physical activity data, meant that our samples were more physically active than the general population of mid-age women and older women.

In our model population of 100,000 women with original participation rate at 70%%, total participation increased to 78 79 % by one reminder and to 83 % by two reminders (reminder letter and consequent self-sampling) and CIN2+ lesion yield increased by 21%% and 36-38 %, respectively, when total costs increased by 14 29 % (one reminder) and 26 44 % (two reminders).

Completed questionnaires and written consent forms were returned by 2,012 original participants (81.1 %); 470 persons (18.9 %) refused further participation.

Thirdly, it is possible that despite assurances in regard to confidentiality the requirement that the follow-up questionnaire should be sent by their GP may have resulted in some people feeling intimidated and therefore either not responding at all (potentially resulting in some sampling bias) or by responding but providing "acceptable" rather than accurate reasons for original non-participation.

During the final feedback meeting, students reflected on their engagement with care staff and considered whether their original impressions of participation in hygiene care had changed.

The fingerprints were extracted without original signal's participation by judging which interval of the DCT coefficients belong to.

If the initial condition uncertainty obeys a symmetry condition, the new definitions are found to reduce to the original definition of participation factors.

The consensus method is a structured method of group decision-making that allows a rich generation of original ideas, balanced participation of all members of the small group, and a rank-ordered set of decisions based on a mathematical voting method.

Since then, there have been many adaptations to the original policy but participation in health is still seen as a means to make the health system more responsive to local health needs and as a way to bring the health sector and the community closer together.

Jay Rosen, a journalism professor at New York University, praised the attempt to combine user participation and original content.