Sentence examples for participants attributed to from inspiring English sources

Shares of Vodafone spiked up more than 2percentt in early afternoon trading in London, a move that some market participants attributed to renewed expectations that an agreement to sell its stake in Verizon Wireless is close at hand.

The result proved to be consistent with the measurement uncertainties that the participants attributed to their calibration.

There seemed, however, to be some differences in the relative importance participants attributed to the various causal factors.

The additional sales some participants attributed to tobacco meant the difference between continuing to trade or closing their business.

We include quotes to clarify participants' understanding and perspectives on each type of synergy and list in the text the kinds of outcomes participants attributed to these synergies.

This is supported by the above-average usability participants attributed to the belt while the perceived pragmatic quality of the belt even increased over time – indicating a high learnability of the device.

The paper analyses the qualities that research participants attribute to the environmental space of the NDNIA, the cultural practices conducted and enabled within it, and their associated benefits.

a) To compare the effectiveness of group advanced intervention and individual advanced intervention for smoking management in primary health care; b) to know if in group intervention exists an added positive effect due of the group and, if this is true, to characterize it; and c) to know the advantages and inconvenients that the participants attribute to each intervention.

Responsive evaluation is grounded in the hermeneutic research tradition and is used by social scientists to interpret meanings that participants attribute to a phenomenon, here the history and impact of a decade of patient participation from the perspective of the conference delegates.

An RRI is defined as any musculoskeletal ailment of the lower extremity or back that the participant attributed to running and hampers running ability for at least one week.

In the current study a running-related injury (RRI) is defined as any musculoskeletal ailment of the lower extremity or back that the participant attributed to running and hampers running ability for at least one week [ 14, 18].