Sentence examples for participation finding from inspiring English sources

The UC Davis Center for Regional Change recently examined the plunge in California voter participation, finding that just 17% of eligible Latinos and 18% of eligible Asian Americans voted in the 2014 general election.

A focus on networks, socialising, participation, finding support and promoting activity as a means of alleviating the mundaneness of living life with a long-term condition sat uneasily with the normal expectations of healthcare support and advice on offer.

Challenges included taking informed consent (completing reply slips and having a 'reasonable' understanding of their participation); finding opportunities to conduct interviews; involvement of care home staff and residents' families and trying to maintain privacy during the interviews.

Regarding participation, findings by ILGS (2014) indicate citizen participation in local governance is generally low as the majority of citizens seem reluctant or perhaps are unable to take advantage of popular participation.

I find a similar effect on welfare participation, while finding a negative effect on labor supply.

Similar to other studies, patient hope for direct benefits greatly surpassed aspirational and collateral benefits as a motivator for trial participation, a finding indicative of a therapeutic misconception.

It is important to note that fear of cancer is apparently both a facilitator and a barrier to BCS participation, a finding congruent with previous studies in the region [ 9, 15, 17, 30].

Additionally the initial engagement with PLANS requires work from support workers who need the skills to encourage participation through finding trigger points for action and solutions to practical problems.

An alternative model specification (not reported) without including the variable for social program participation was estimated, finding that the estimates and marginal effects of the rest of the variables are practically unaffected when dropping such variable that could be considered as endogenous.

Not surprisingly, the evidence from these settings shows second generation immigrants lagging substantially behind their ethnic native counterparts in terms of educational achievement and, in particular, labor force participation, success in finding a job and wages (Nielsen et al. ([2003]), Rooth and Eckberg ([2003])).

Some anaesthetists refused to participate on particular days; reasons for this included not wanting to use the conventional manual record for complicated patients (none cited not wanting to use the new system as a reason), reluctance to deal with the study while teaching medical students, finding participation onerous, and disliking taking part in the study.