Sentence examples for participation of which from inspiring English sources

Out of the 94,194 individuals that were invited to the study, a total of 92,936 were eligible for participation, of which 66,140 participated (71.2%).

In total, 161 boys were eligible for participation, of which 106 agreed to participate (response rate = 66%) (Mean age: 15.0; SD: 1.5).

A total of 1867 families were eligible for participation, of which 1369 (73.3%) agreed to participate in the trial (see Figure  1).

Between February 2010 and January 2012, a total of 56 general practices were contacted for participation of which 45 practices (response rate 80.3%) have actually participated in the study: 31 practices from the Primary Care Network of the Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre and 14 practices not connected with this network.

The National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, of which I am executive director, has worked with more than 100 groups to help restore voters' confidence in the electoral process.

VARTA received 55 inquiries about participation, of which 6 were deemed not to fit the eligibility criteria.

This finding reinforced the value and flexibility of the three different levels of participation on which they are currently enrolled into the care home research network.

And the counter to ignorance and apathy is education, interest and participation – all of which you have displayed today".

Euromonitor's apparel and footwear analyst, Bernadette Kissane, says the boom is tied to "changing consumer attitudes towards health and wellness and an upsurge in sports participation", much of which was precipitated by the 2012 Olympics.

This, says the voice, is because there will be an element of digital "audience participation", news of which provokes much chuckling but which I know for a fact makes every British person want instantly to run and hide in the toilet.

Howard Stevenson, professor of educational leadership and policy studies at the University of Nottingham, which set up a free school in 2014, says universities have long been involved in successful projects in schools to promote widening participation, many of which have suffered cutbacks because of government policy.