The phrase "participants presenting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe individuals or groups who are giving a presentation or speech. Example: The conference will feature several keynote speakers, with the participants presenting on a variety of topics related to the theme of "Innovation in Business."
Our cohort samples comprise participants presenting for either couple counselling or the GC course at the eight participating RAV agencies.
No indication was found that participants presenting low depression severity at baseline significantly benefitted from IPST in the long-term.
The inclusion criteria were participants presenting with TMD symptoms or healthy individuals without current or previous OFP/TMD symptoms.
DESIGN: Prospective cross-sectional study of all participants presenting to geographic hot spot screenings in Wake County, North Carolina.
Frequency of TMD patients and healthy reference participants presenting with hand site z-score values outside the reference 95% confidence interval ( -1.96 < z < 1.96).
No statistically significant difference in pre- and post-stage POsmol (coefficient of variation: 3.5 %) was observed between participants presenting GIS and no-GIS in the MSUM (overall mean 286±± 8 mOsmol/kg) and the 24 h (overall mean 286 ± 11 mOsmol/kg) and between participants presenting DI and no-DI in the MSUM (overall mean: 287 ± 7 mOsmol/kg).
Similarly, no statistically significant difference in PV change was observed between participants presenting GIS and no-GIS in the MSUM (peak value 21 ± 12%%) and the 24 h (peak value 9 ± 11 %) and between participants presenting DI and no-DI in the MSUM.
Participants presenting the most severe behaviors were selected, and their parents kept journals for 10 weeks to log their frequency, while using reinforcers for appropriate behaviors and modeling for inappropriate behaviors.
The cumulative proportion of participants presenting with somatosensory gain without any loss (L0G1, L0G2, and L0G3) was higher in the TMD group (50.0 %) than in the reference group (10.2 %) (P <0.001).
The cumulative proportion of participants presenting with somatosensory gain at the hand site without any loss (L0G1, L0G2, and L0G3) was higher in the TMD group (30.0 %) than in the reference group (4.3 %) (P <0.001).
Blood samples were collected after either an 8-h fast (participants presenting to the clinic in the morning) or at least 4 h after a light fat-free breakfast (participants presenting in the afternoon).
