Sentence examples for preceding participation from inspiring English sources

Independent of their experiences with treatment preceding participation in the HORIZON, all participating families will be measured at T1 at the same time to ensure comparability of the families in the study.

Participants were to be excluded if they had poor English, physical limitations affecting performance of the required tasks or had acted in a physically strenuous capacity (eg,providing CPR) in the 30 min preceding participation.

Some differences were found between cases and controls with respect to sexual behaviour during the twelve months preceding study participation (table 2).

Mothers identified whether any of 30 listed life events occurred in their life in the year preceding study participation.

The patients did not receive steroids or prophylactic treatment during febrile episodes or afebrile intervals either during the study or immediately preceding their participation in the study.

Almost one third (28%) of those being away from work or school reported more than 3 weeks' absence in the 3 months preceding their participation in the survey, Table  5.

Physicians had used acupuncture in their respective practices for an average of 14 (1 to 30) years and had treated a median of 150 (15 to 5,000) patients and a median of 20 (0 550) SAR patients with acupuncture in the year preceding trial participation.

All subjects' charts were reviewed to obtain glycohemoglobin values (either ordered at the time of the visit or within the last 3 months) as well as documented number of acute events in the past 12 months preceding the study participation.

During the preceding 3 months to participation in the study, 35.1% had used medication.

During the preceding 3 months to participation in the study, 10.4% had used medications which were mainly antibiotics, painkillers, asthma or allergy medicines.

Participatory theory, by contrast, offers a different explanation - that apathy or lack of engagement follow from a lack of participation, rather than preceding it.