Sentence examples for participation conducted from inspiring English sources

The survey results showed that 66% of the respondents were unaware of any public meetings conducted for EIA in the current landfill location, 69% of them were uninformed of any alternate landfill locations, 91% were unsatisfied with the governmental services provided, and only 14% were happy with the public participation conducted.

This was also advocated in a study which investigated structural links between sports participation programs conducted in schools and participation in community-based sports clubs [ 42].

Moreover, we identify how participation is defined, and how participation is conducted in experimental design cases, with a particular focus on interpretation, planning, and decision-making in the design process.

To obtain diamond films under the condition of no risk gas participation, we conducted a novel strategy.

Given the paucity of evidence on interventions aimed at improving patient participation, we conducted a randomized trial.

The participation was conducted on a live food-policy topic (food retailing) and the specific hard-to-reach group of older people was recruited.

The majority (60%) of the 48 people selected for participation had conducted one or more RCTs in this area.

Several studies have investigated how and to what extent user participation is conducted in health services, including professionals' knowledge and attitudes [ 10, 30- 33].

Trained physician research associates approached patients at the Leningrad Regional Center for Addictions and the Medical Narcology Rehabilitation Center after initial detoxification, and assessed eligibility, offered participation, and conducted assessments.

To gain insight into the relationships of the three age related illness characteristics with labour participation, we conducted multi-level logistic regression analyses.

In as far as systematic studies assessing participation are conducted at all, they tend to be largely qualitative in nature and lack a methodology that allows for the measurement of participation (Clarke 2008:891 2; Burton 2009:271–274; Lestrelin et al. 2011).