Sentence examples for poor participants from inspiring English sources

They say they believe the movement is receiving financial support from some wealthy business interests, as well as many small donations from its poor participants, and from Mr. Thaksin, who was a telecommunications billionaire before he became prime minister.

They say they believe the movement is receiving financial support from some wealthy business interests as well as many small donations from its poor participants, as well as from Mr. Thaksin.

Moreover, relatively poor participants scored significantly higher than relatively rich ones in all three HADS scores (p < .01).01

As shown in Table 5, rural- and poor participants scored higher on the OIDP inventory than their urban- and less poor counterparts.

Four of them did not fit the inclusion criteria (recording too poor, participants unknown or dialogue not related to diagnostic reasoning about patients).

On the other hand, we did not observe a big difference among rich and poor participants in the use of dental services for treatment, 42.3% for the richest group versus 41.4% for the poorest group.

Poor participant comprehension of research procedures following the conventional face-to-face consent process for biomedical research is common.

For a typical poor participant household with three children, the benefit implies an increase of almost 35% in their total household income.

However, poor compliance should not always be viewed as a barrier to publication, particularly where missing data was unavoidable and/or informative of poor participant health; the PROs of the compliant participants may still be of interest and value.

Standardised measures allow generalizability of study results across trials, which is important in NSCLC, given the poor participant consent/retention rate [ 54] and mortality rate.

Limitations of the existing literature include lack of evidence on whole population approaches, limited adolescent involvement in intervention development, and poor participant engagement.