Sentence examples for participants in keeping from inspiring English sources

The topics were flexible and driven by the focus-group participants, in keeping with the foundation of qualitative research.

The exercise was facilitated by a non-voting established topic expert (NB) who was well known to the majority of participants, in keeping with good practice in consensus exercises.

Allowing protesters to get close enough to the Waldorf yesterday for their messages to be seen and heard by meeting participants was in keeping with city policy, said Deputy Inspector Pontillo.

In Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Soweto, adaptations were made to health and project terminology based on feedback from participants and in keeping with local dialects.

Youth mental health was clearly a priority for this study's participants; and in keeping with the Social Determinants of Health, social deprivation and social cohesion are clearly important factors in the origins, treatment and outcomes of this problem [ 50].

Treatment credibility was assessed to see if participants in the placebo group found the training they received equally as believable as those in the intervention group in an attempt to verify appropriate participant blinding in keeping with the method of Moseley et al. [ 5].

Work flexibility was highlighted by participants as important in keeping AHPs in their jobs.

The Internal Review Board at the University of Akron deemed acquisition of all data involving human participants exempt from internal review board approval as the proposed methods did not pose a threat of harm to the participants, the methods were in keeping with standard educational practice, and the identities of each participant remained anonymous throughout the study.

Even in a research context, where one might hope that treatment criteria for participant-patients are determined in keeping with the established evidence base, current illicit drug use seems to be a legitimate reason for not providing HCV treatment.

Whereas the range of symptoms reported by participants in our study is in keeping with those from previous Maryland studies and community settings, in general, our participants were more symptomatic throughout the challenge period [ 28– 33].

Some interviews were not recorded, in keeping with participants' wishes.