Sentence examples for participate hence from inspiring English sources

Of these, 315 (13 · 8%) declined to participate, hence 1934 were enrolled in Umeed (see Figure  1).

Only 15% of agencies contacted refused to participate, hence it is possible that with an accurate and updated database, the actual response rate would have been much higher.

7 Previous studies may lack external validity because they were either post-hoc studies of randomized controlled trials with extensive exclusion criteria or because major proportions of the invited patients did not participate, hence introducing potential selection bias.

So physicians with poor interest in mental health issue and/or those with little or no confidence in management of mental disorders might have chosen not to participate, hence possibly overestimate our findings on comfort.

In the follow-up assessment, 160 children were absent or couldn't be located, and another 6 children refused to participate, hence only 430 children were retained in the follow-up assessment, which accounted for 72.1% (430/596) of the original sample.

For this study, parental consent was required for the child to participate; hence, a short exit questionnaire (not reported here) was sent to eligible parents after Dose 3, with a letter requesting them to pass a separate questionnaire and a stamped, addressed envelope to their daughters.

In addition, not all hospitals in each country participated; hence, the results cannot be generalised.

A big part of being "pop" anything these days is prodding the masses to participate directly; hence the contest.

Nevertheless, by following a participatory sensing approach, we expect only a fraction of all attendees to participate and hence, the location of only a limited set of pedestrians is known.

Seventy-three agreed to participate and hence the final sample for SPARCLE2 comprised 667 young people, distributed by region as shown in table 1.

One potential limitation of the study was the possibility of selection bias, as optometrists with a specific interest in diabetes may have been more likely to accept the invitation to participate and hence may have been overrepresented in the study.