Sentence examples for participants origin from inspiring English sources

The LBR preferences were only slightly modified by the participants' origin.

The extracted variables included full citations, study design, participants (origin, sample size, gender, age, and medical condition), details of SAHP (herbal ingredients, acupoints, treatment session, treatment course, frequency), control treatments and outcome (follow up, outcome type).

The following information was extracted from each study if available: number and type of participants origin of study workplace (hospitality setting, others) investigated diseases air measurements: results for nicotine relative or absolute risk for the development of lung cancer due to ETS.

Bibliometric data (publication year, origin, journal of publication), data on participants (origin, sample size, gender, age, medical condition) and intervention (yoga tradition, program length, intervention components, control intervention) were extracted by the latter authors (HC,RL), using a standardized data extraction form.

Geographical background was reported with 44% of the participants stating they were originally from the Eastern Province, while the rest of the participants' origins were equally distributed among the other provinces, with the exception of the Northern Province, which was represented by only 3.6% of the individuals.

Its hall – decorated with portraits of fallen female peshmerga fighters – plays host to local art shows and fetes, regardless of participants' origins; its car park until recently to the local farmers market.

Identification numbers are listed below quotations for the purpose of differentiation but are unlinked from individual participant origin.

The log rRR) was used as the dependent variable in meta-regression, and participants' sex, origin, optimal BMI or WHtR cutoffs, as well as an interaction term between participants' sex and origin, were used as the covariates in attempts to explain the heterogeneity.

These data reflect the heterogeneous profiles within each course in terms of participants' age, origin, profession, learning preferences and academic level.

There were also differences in the sun protection and exposure behaviors according to participants' Hispanic origin.

The overarching goal is to develop accurate estimates of participants' outdoor-origin PM2.5 exposure over the 10-year study period (Kaufman et al. 2012).