Sentence examples for participants balanced from inspiring English sources

For the assessment of behavioral responses to peer exclusion or victimization, 150 of the 246 participants (balanced for age, sex, and experimental condition) were selected to participate, and 111 (74%) came to the school's computer laboratory on the day of the study and completed the task.

Uromodulin protein was measured from stored urine specimens among a subset of 120 participants, balanced by genotype.

We aimed to recruit 68 participants balanced by gender and age groups (i.e., 12 13, 14 15 and 16 17 year-olds).

During the Flamingo Balance test the participants balanced on their preferred leg with the free leg flexed at the knee and their foot held close to the buttocks.

Participants balanced the risks (of toxicity and adverse effects) and benefits (effective treatment of disease) of the prescribed RA medications (see box 4, Charlize).

Although negative ones are emphasised in public accounts such as local authority consultations, in more deliberative settings (such as focus groups), participants balanced these implications for personal wellbeing against broader determinants of health, such as carbon emission reduction and divesting resources to spend on other services, which might accrue from reduced energy expenditure.

For NDLP participants, balancing continuous employment with family responsibilities was typically the most immediate priority, with advancement a more distant goal.

Half of the consumers received the CATA question with the terms in a fixed order, whereas for the other half of participants the order of terms was different for each sample (i.e., simulating within participants balancing of term presentation order).

We will assess participants' balance and walk abilities using the Tinetti scale [ 37].

Figure 6B shows the resulting grand mean traces reflecting 500 random draws from the available correct T1 trials for each participant, balancing the number of neutral and emotional T2s within individuals and conditions.

The short version of Berg's Balance Scale (BBS-9) was used to estimate participants' balance.