Sentence examples for participation only one from inspiring English sources

Abstracting from negative locking-in effects during participation, only one of the studies (Norway) finds a negative longer-term employment effect.

Three strengths of this study were the high rate of participation (only one health service declined to take part), the diversity of leaders involved and the apparent candour with which they shared their views.

Of course, women face many obstacles to their continued paid work and expectations about workforce participation are only one of many factors that contribute to continued participation in the labor market.

It is noteworthy that a significant learning gain in the spring semester occurred after participation in only one study group, whereas other peer-instruction models (focusing on answering questions on instructor-provided worksheets) report learning gains only after at least six study group sessions were attended (e.g., Sharma et al., 2005).

Considering the participation of only one female, the current study was dominated by male participants.

With most Americans excluded from meaningful participation, approximately only one in three eligible citizens even bothered to vote in 2014, and some contested elections in 2015 saw voter participation at 14percentt.

Another limitation could be the participation of only one hospital.

Definitions were modified to allow combination of some countries that contained small samples due to participation in only one study program.

Most of the regular exercisers (76.4%) reported participation in only one activity, 19% in two activities and 5% in three activities (data not shown).

Finally, an important limitation is our study's lack of statistical power and the participation of only one center, perhaps explaining why no association was observed between clinical outcome and variables (age, sex, or biological markers) other than PK.

Since the daily practice in health care organizations is very hectic and internal participation is only one part of measuring patient-centredness, the instrument should be extremely brief, a short scale with five to ten items.