Sentence examples for participated overall from inspiring English sources

An unrandomised invitational-based Australian study, in which invitees were offered the choice of gFOBT, FIT, or both, found that 36%% of invitees participated overall, but relatively more participants participated in FIT screening than gFOBT (OR, 1.9; 95 % CI, 1.6 2.2) [ 35].

Two hundred and five general practitioners and 142 obstetricians and gynaecologists participated; overall response rate was 75%.

One hundred and twenty one clubs were approached to participate via a combination of emails and personal contact (48 in the Mallee region and 73 in the Loddon region) with 29 clubs (16 clubs from the Mallee region and 13 clubs from the Loddon region) participating overall, providing a participation rate of 24%.

Results of discrete choice models indicate that cost sharing has a significant, positive effect on willingness to participate overall, though results indicate that increasing reimbursement above the 50% level is unlikely to increase participation substantively.

Although organizers of Friday's walkout expect students at around 2,500 schools nationwide to participate, overall turnout is expected to be smaller than a similar event staged March 14, on the one-month anniversary of the Parkland shooting.

And while the Tough Mudder has consistently seen events made up of 24percentt women -- the bulk of whom are in their 20s and 30s -- the number of women participating overall has grown dramatically: 33,600 women signed up in 2011, while 130,000 did so in 2012.

However, as the length of time increased, less people were willing to participate overall.

Of 55 midwifery students invited to participate overall, 33 responded, yielding a response rate of about 60%.

A convenient sample of 100 GPs will participate; overall, 1000 patients with at least three chronic health conditions will be enrolled.

In the NOBLE survey in which 11740 Americans agreed to participate, overall prevalence of OAB was 16.9% in women and 16.0% in men [ 2].

Those who consent to participate (overall refusal rate during 2010/2011, 4.7%) provide a biological sample and self-complete a brief questionnaire focused on psychoactive drug use.