Sentence examples for participants function from inspiring English sources

Different participants function as Sensers (i.e., an old person, a Tai Dam person, guests and a young lady).

In terms of participant roles, various participants function as Actors (i.e., 'grandma' as in 51.2; the ellipsed third personal pronoun as in 51.3; jungle man as in 51.4; and the ellipsed third personal pronoun as in 51.5).

Isokinetic apparatus was used in four studies and can provide a reproducible and standardised method of assessment [ 23] but is less representative of the participants function than free active movement without trunk restraint, the later in turn more difficult to control.

For instance, the first big results from the Seattle study, released just a few years ago, found that study participants functioned better on cognitive tests in middle age, on average, than they did at any other time they were tested.

"less than half (48percentt) of participants functioned as usual after losing a job, with most people taking several years to return to normal life".

39 Participants' functioning was assessed using the total score and scores on the symptoms and functioning subscales of the global assessment of functioning.

In contrast, aerobic and combined training had the most beneficial effect regarding the physical functioning subscale, which measures participants' functioning in physical activities required for daily living.

Of the 24 643 adverse events, 20 840 (84.6%) were mild (that is, did not interfere with usual functioning), 13 548 (4.4%) were moderate, and 255 (1.0%) were severe (that is, interfered significantly with the participants' functioning, table 4).

Limitations of this study include the use of a sample with self-reported bipolar disorder and a likelihood of selection bias for participants functioning well enough to complete the survey and interested in the research question.

Participants' functions were derived by measuring, for each stimulus, (along the spline function fitted to each individual's UAD – see above) the change in wavelength needed to produce a fixed, criterion change in sensation; these wavelength shifts were averaged across participants to obtain group wavelength-discrimination functions for males and females.

The baseline difference for the high group was positive and significant (P<0.001), indicating companions of participants in the high group reported significantly worse participant functioning at baseline than companions of the controls.