Sentence examples for participating academic from inspiring English sources

What was prevalent in most responses to the qualitative questions was that the participants would adopt autonomous behaviors when participating academic settings once they practice higher order thinking strategies.

The study is approved by ethic committee/institutional review boards of all participating academic institutes, and written informed consent was obtained from all participants.

Approvals for participation in the CORRONA registry are obtained from the respective Institutional Review Boards of participating academic sites and a central Institutional Review Board for private practice sites.

Approvals for participation in the CORRONA registry are obtained from respective Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) of participating academic sites and a central IRB for private practice sites, and patients provide informed consent before enrolment.

The Geoset philosophy was to provide outstanding teaching material located on the websites of participating academic institutions downloadable free via the internet, particularly for teachers.

It's a win-win situation for both parties, says Hollyer. "Even if the company decides in the end not to hire this person," he says, "at least the job seeker will have gained relevant Canadian work experience," as well as receive Canadian university-credit training through coursework, certified both by Vitesse and the participating academic institution.

We investigated how a group of Australian engineering academics described environmental, social and economic sustainability, and identified a broad range of actions that participating academics associated with achieving sustainability.

The study suggested marked variation in the actions that participating academics viewed as coherent with sustainable engineering practice, and therefore, potentially marked variations in the sustainability actions academics might advocate to their undergraduate students.

Participating academics, experts, civil society and young people have been discussing innovations for realizing the rights of all children – including vulnerable groups such as children with disabilities, children from ethnic minorities and children from poor, rural families and in some cases girls.

Fifty-three clinical trial experts from four constituent groups participated: academic biostatisticians (n = 5); consultant biostatisticians (n = 6); academic clinicians (n = 22); and other stakeholders including patient advocacy, National Institutes of Health, and U.S. Food and Drug Administration representatives (n = 20).

The district is aware, she said, of other full-time programs' low performance and plans to vet participating students' academic and attendance records.