Sentence examples for participation centered from inspiring English sources

In the analysis, we included the interaction term of social participation (centered on the mean) and key role in order to examine how social participation with key roles affects mental health.

"It's a very Democratic voting population, but it's not registered or turning out at the same rate as their married counterparts," said Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster who has canvassed single women for the Voter Participation Center in Washington, pointing out that Mr. Obama had won among single women by a wide margin, but lost married women by three percentage points.

A recent report from the Voter Participation Center found out that their numbers are growing.

At the Voter Participation Center, our mission is to encourage and help the New American Majority--people of color, unmarried women, and Millennials--to register and to vote.

According to research done for the Voter Participation Center by Lake Research Partners, unmarried women have seen a steady three-year decline in their personal earnings compared to married men.

Just want to be clear about that in case you're confused by all the coverage that's being given to a handful of pets who have received voter registration applications from the Voter Participation Center (VPC).

That's why we are proud to announce today that the Voter Participation Center is mailing more than 1.4 million registration applications this month to prospective voters in eight states.

Ethic committee clearance and permission obtained whenever based on requirement of participation center.

The study was approved by each institutional review board of the participation centers in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki.

The name of each participation centers listed in the Appendix 1 and 2. Data were collected at each site by a trained study coordinator by using a standardized protocol.

Most commonly recommendations to improve effectiveness of community participation have centered on training of community representativesa (CReps) to understand the health system's operations, and changing staff attitudes and organisational cultures to be more receptive to them [ 4- 11].