Sentence examples for participant representatives from inspiring English sources

After a flush Germany turned a blind eye for years toward Greek budget fakery — according to a participant, representatives of all the member countries were present at a meeting in 2004 when the fraud was first acknowledged — Germany, in harder times, no longer wanted to cover the E.U.'s little secrets.

The most common method of developing new items is to engage participant representatives of the population in focus groups.

Although she is not a formal participant but is keen to share her story with participant representatives of organisations who she thinks can help survivors of gender based violence.

The EAG was formed at the commencement of the project to address any ethical issues that were likely to arise, and included researchers, clinicians, bioethics and legal experts, and patient and cohort participant representatives.

Participatory methodologies enabled effective partnerships between researchers, participant representatives and community stakeholders to be developed in Mwanza, Tanzania and facilitated local dialogue and consensus on what constitutes a locally-appropriate standard of care in the context of a phase III vaginal microbicide trial in this setting.

In order to adjust for the imbalance in participant representatives from mainstream services (n=12) compared to the ACO (n=4), the number of notations per theme were divided by the total number of participants from either mainstream or the ACO.

(2) The TEP participants (representatives of science, industry, public administration communities) changed their attitude towards the way of thinking about the future in favour of more complex and interdisciplinary approaches (advantage).

Before recruiting study participants, representatives of the study team met with local chiefs and community leaders to describe the study.

It may require the establishment of governance structures involving institutions, Research Ethics Boards and participants' representatives, with an active input from all parties involved.

The expert familiarized the participants, representatives from Ashgabat and velayats Health Information Centre, AIDS centre, National Medical Institute, and media, with the latest trends in health communication and briefed them on legal, ethical, and social aspects of counselling.

Shared efforts on the part of researchers and their institutions, Research Ethics Boards as well as participants' representatives are needed to delineate a tailored consent process so as to better protect research participants.