Sentence examples for participants consequently from inspiring English sources

After the bet was placed, the market value fluctuated up or down, and participants consequently won or lost money.

As developers, we prioritized the viewpoints of carers-who would be the primary users of the DA as a resource-over those of other project participants, consequently opting to include information about survival times and dementia decline in the DA in order to assist informed judgments.

Also, because of this small difference between conditions, participants consequently are likely to have no awareness of whether or not they are in fact receiving an active intervention, which means there is little capacity for demand or expectancy effects to selectively influence the treatment condition and not the control condition.

The total duration of phases A and A′ was set at 7 weeks for each participant, and consequently, participants with a longer phase A had a shorter phase A′.

Finally, the MSP must be situated at a central location coupled with improvements in road infrastructure in order to lessen the transportation burden of participants and consequently increase willingness of participation.

It also demands a whole other level of engagement from participants and, consequently, a deeper appreciation by the community leader of their responsibilities.

The results demonstrated that the system is effective in improving the identification of field safety risks amongst participants and consequently, in increasing their capacity of risk identification.

One limitation of this study is the low number of participants, and consequently a single observation had a large impact on the linear correlation.

We were aware that the setup for social design feedback would be unfamiliar to the study participants, and consequently included explanatory texts for guidance and support in the invitation and recruitment process as well as for each feedback topic.

This high cure rate of MB-AQ might partially result from the comparatively advanced age of study participants and, consequently, immunity contributing to parasite elimination.

He proposed that recruitment incentives may encourage RDS recruiters to exercise their social influence on their peers and that the recruitment process may permit social interactions between drug users who did not previously know one another, thereby promoting the expansion of high-risk networks among research participants and consequently increasing HIV transmission [43].