The sentence 'participants were comprised' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe a group that is made up of or composed of a number of different individuals or elements. For example, "The focus group participants were comprised of people from all age groups and backgrounds."
Participants were comprised of two groups of undergraduate students in the field of education who were selected by purposeful sampling (N=40).
The other 11 participants were comprised of 6 community pediatricians and 5 clinic pediatricians.
The 622 participants were comprised of both folate sufficient and deficient individuals.
Overall, participants were comprised of 122 prevalent haemodialysis patients (64 women and 58 men, mean age 55 ± 13 years, mean haemodialysis vintage: 58 ± 20 months, on haemodialysis three times a week).
The participants were comprised of Ministry Members who will be speaking with media and the general public in the coming weeks on the importance of education for Somalia at this time; radio announcers and other key influencers in the media and key community members, which are equally important in the dissemination of messages in Somalia.
Based on self report ethnicity, the participants are comprised of Caucasian, Latino, African American, Native American, Asian and mixed group.
The self report ethnicity shows that all participants are comprised of five ethnic groups listed in Table 3.
Our deviation cohort of 3172 participants was comprised of two groups.
www.dhmh.state.md.us/AIDS/ The MORE Project participants are comprised of 746 students, their parents/caregivers, and teachers.
In addition, the study participants are comprised of male and female, adults and children with a wide age range, which improve the generalizability of the findings.
However, the participants in this study were comprised of people who had been diagnosed with dengue in the past two years by both symptoms and laboratory tests from the hospital – the results were not able to be generalized to the whole community in Pakse [ 5].
