Sentence examples for participants representatives from inspiring English sources
Reflecting this, we sought information and opinions from a range of people from across the UK that included: people seeking to participate in or considering participating in a trial; current and recent trial participants; representatives of national patient interest/support groups; and researchers involved in the design and conduct of trials.
(2) The TEP participants (representatives of science, industry, public administration communities) changed their attitude towards the way of thinking about the future in favour of more complex and interdisciplinary approaches (advantage).
Before recruiting study participants, representatives of the study team met with local chiefs and community leaders to describe the study.
It may require the establishment of governance structures involving institutions, Research Ethics Boards and participants' representatives, with an active input from all parties involved.
The expert familiarized the participants, representatives from Ashgabat and velayats Health Information Centre, AIDS centre, National Medical Institute, and media, with the latest trends in health communication and briefed them on legal, ethical, and social aspects of counselling.
Shared efforts on the part of researchers and their institutions, Research Ethics Boards as well as participants' representatives are needed to delineate a tailored consent process so as to better protect research participants.
Sample: a total of 175 participants, representative of the professionals belonging to an institution of online higher education.
Participants: Representative samples of a total sample of 16,445 high school students whose 16th birthday fell in the year of data collection.
All of these studies have recruited participants representative of Rakai District as a whole [11].
And are the chronic WAD participants representative for patients with chronic WAD group I and II?
That study used a complex, multistage, probability sampling design to select participants representative of the civilian, noninstitutionalized U.S. population.
