Sentence examples for participant accountability from inspiring English sources

Through the full 96 weeks of the randomized phase of the study, a total of 26 participants (13%) withdrew from the study (see Table, Supplemental Digital Content 1, which shows the participant accountability at 96 weeks).

Examples of trust mentioned by participants were: Accountability and transparency in working methods Buy-in from communities that have often been in conflict with each other Dealing with complaints about tax evasion and avoidance, and the lethargy of governments All these need to be taken into account.

At the beginning of the current fiscal year, there were roughly 4,700 active participants in our accountability courts seeking a second chance.

Based on the Big Brothers/Big Sister Club model, Smart Girl specifically targets young women attending high school, and focuses on teaching participants about group accountability.

The steps taken by the Ministry of Health to protect the national interest, safeguard human participants and ensure accountability is important as an NHRS is, like many LIC systems, easily subject to the influences of groups with their own individual or institutional agendas.

While these accounting and accountability changes were constraining on certain field participants they were also productive in that the new flows of accounting information created new opportunities within the field for certain field participants.

The results indicate that a significant proportion of Chinese participants do have an accountability demand for information, and that this proportion is at least as high as that of the US participants in EHR.

Program staff in the study of Miller et al. (2016) also assisted program participants through individualized 'Reentry Accountability Plans' including coordination of mental health, medical, and drug treatment and linking to community resources prior to release' (p.131).

Interestingly, both global-level and country-level participants tended to defer accountability to others, electing not to assume responsibility themselves for promoting access to contraception as a core element of PMTCT.

(AB011-MD) Two participants felt no direct accountability except from their own conscience and their responsibility to the public to not contribute to increases in the prevalence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

When concerns about privacy issues arose in framing public announcements, a US Department of Health and Human Services representative assured participants that Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Privacy Rule provisions would not restrict release of protected health information, as necessary, to inform the public of the crisis and instruct them about protective measures.