Sentence examples for participation assumptions from inspiring English sources

Screening participation assumptions were informed by unpublished data from a government-sponsored VIA/VILI screening demonstration project in 3,492 women aged 30-59 years who were screened using VIA/VILI in Xiangyuan, Shanxi Province in 2006 (Personal Communication, Professor You-Lin Qiao). You-Lin Qiao

In studying family participation, my assumption was that professionals' positions of power and the bureaucracy influenced the quality of families' participation and their work with professionals while accessing and receiving early intervention services for their children.

Also challenging current assumptions, participation rates and scores remained low with the new tools, although students' attitudes were positive.

The new EU energy aid guidelines, for instance, stress that market-based mechanisms should promote the 'transition to a cost-effective delivery' (p. 23) and highlight the importance of direct market participation and the assumption of market responsibilities by RES producers [4].

So, while we included both Indigenous and non-Indigenous patients, the IMPAKT patient interviews were designed primarily to facilitate Indigenous participation, on the assumption that such an approach would present no barrier to the participation of non-Indigenous people.

That is, current models of community engagement may make problematic assumptions about what participation 'should' look like and expect individuals to conform to a 'participatory ideal' that does not take into account the potential for discrimination and cultural difference (Peterson and Lupton 1996, Wakefield and Poland 2005).

In our study, we found a relation between health promoting resources and work participation, consistent with theoretical assumptions.

Third, we should move beyond the assumption that participation must be mass-based.

However, the entire process rested on the assumption that participation in the ceremony should be voluntary (Ot. prp. nr. 41, (2004 2005), p. 51).

Given the assumption that participation in a discourse is instrumental for achieving goals like policy platforms or merely the reduction of uncertainty about the problem ahead, a discourse keeps moving forward along the time axis as long as the goals of almost any participating individual have not been fully met.

The role of sports participation, inactivity, and calcium assumption was also investigated.