Sentence examples for participation on average from inspiring English sources

Despite what the report calls a "rising tide in women's political participation" (on average women now make up 22% of national assemblies, up from 14% in 2000), Turquet argues that women also need to be better represented at local level and community level in order to influence the way public services are shaped.

We conclude that informational treatments are unlikely to empower participation on average, unless they are deployed broadly and in ways that promote collective action.

Nevertheless, in light of the fact that the injuries incurred limited daily activities and exercise participation (on average for 26 days), further research is needed in this area.

On the subject of bias, the Eurolight project as a whole suffered from low participation proportions – on average, 27.5% in the non-lay samples [17].

It is important to note, however, that female labor force participation is, on average, 26 percentage points higher in poor households than in wealthier households.

Patients who refused participation were on average older, used more drugs and had more comorbid diseases.

Across the 19 worksites enrolled in the study, the BHS participation rate on average is 66% with a median of 63% and ranged from 30%to95%5%.

Patients declining participation were, on average, older (mean age 65 years vs. 57 years), were less frequently married (59% vs. 76%), and more often had compulsory education only (91% vs. 82%), than those who participated.

First, let's look seriously at online universities where students are relieved of travel, lodging, even textbook expenses, and where participation has risen on average 17-19% per year since 2005.

To identify inter-cluster connectors, we calculated the participation coefficient that on average was significantly different when comparing nodes in the core and global networks.

The number of sentinel GPs, as well as the representativeness of the network in terms of GP's activity, has progressively improved to reach a quite good representativeness (it represents 12% of all GPs in Guadeloupe in 2008) with a high weekly participation rate (85% on average in 2008).