Sentence examples for participants manifested from inspiring English sources

Whereas the crowd is able to self-organize to recover from errors, we observe that participants are (i) unable to contain malicious behavior (attacks) and (ii) the attacks displayed persistence over the subsequent participants, manifested in decreased participation and reduced problem solving efficiency.

High-CORE participants manifested unvarying depression more often than did low-CORE participants, and were less likely to state that stress precipitated their depressive episode.

At baseline, just over one-half (59.0%; n=23) of the participants manifested depressive symptoms as assessed by the Chinese GDS (ie, GDS ≥8).

Despite this, the majority of study participants manifested a systemic inflammatory response; over half received invasive mechanical ventilation; and 30% required vasoactive support.

To examine the stability, or extent to which participants manifest the same predominant headache subtype over time, we examined the proportions of participants who met the criteria for the same predominant subtype of headache and those who manifested combinations of the three major subtypes.

Delirium is diagnosed when a participant manifests features 1 and 2, plus either feature 3 or 4. The training manual for the Thai CAM-ICU is currently available from the website www.icudelirium.org.org

Participants who manifested psychiatric morbidity (e.g., depression) were excluded from the study.

A smaller number of participants (5/15) manifested unreasonable beliefs in the nature or likelihood of the benefits that one could obtain in a research study (TM2).

The follow-up coronary angiography revealed also failure of the grafts in 31 study participants who manifested an exacerbation of angina and in 5 subjects without any symptoms of the progression of CAD.

Our findings showed that a majority of participants (11/15) expressed inaccurate beliefs regarding the degree with which individualized care will be maintained in the research setting (TM1) and a smaller number of participants (5/15) manifested an unreasonable belief in the likelihood of benefits to be obtained from a research study (TM2).

The NNT is a measure describing the number of patients who require treatment for every 1 who reaches the therapeutic goal, and the NNH describes the number of participants who manifest side effects; these can further be segregated into numbers who withdraw from studies due to intolerable side effects.