Sentence examples for participant points from inspiring English sources

Participant selection was conducted with the purpose of ensuring that the research question would be addressed, while including some participant diversity, thus allowing for a range of participant points of view [36].

The participant points out that some objectives should be achieved because they are what constitutes "a job well done, which has a big impact on health", independently of incentives.

Another participant pointed out, "The secrecy was very alienating to the whole country.

A participant pointed out on a wall map the hundreds of public sector buildings, saying: "It's a disgrace how many there are.

Integration needs to be real, but, as one participant pointed out, it's a concept that's been talked about for years without much progress – so there is some cynicism that things will improve under the Better Care fund.

Another participant pointed out that failures such as the Olympic Delivery Authority's security contract with G4S had made it "difficult to get political support locally, and to get public support" for partnerships.

However, one participant pointed out that online retailers had fewer overheads, and that many shop retailers reported difficulties operating on the high street due to rising rents and rates.

Lastly, the participant pointed out that people are quite illiterate regarding biological concepts.

During CP conditions, the participant pointed at a target in order to have it named by an addressee.

During the NCP condition, the participant pointed at an object without any interaction with an addressee even though the addressee was still present.

During the NCP condition, both addressees kept their eyes closed at hearing their name and the participant pointed at an object.