Sentence examples for predicted participation from inspiring English sources

To assess whether establishment characteristics and practices predicted participation in the program, we evaluated recruitment and establishment characteristics and estimates of illegal alcohol sales rates.

All the predicted participation rates in these cases exceed 90%.

A similar trend for married women is confirmed in panel (a) of Figure 5, where the realized and predicted participation rates are plotted against the household's disposable income.

Using model 2, we calculated the predicted participation rates for students on PPTs and CBTs in courses that used different numbers of recommended practices.

However, estimates incorporating participation of those assigned to the intervention and predicted participation among those not assigned revealed significant positive effects on student aggression, use of aggressive strategies for conflict management, and parental estimation of student's valuing of achievement.

For example, the predicted participation rates for a CBT posttest in a course using 4 recommended practices (96%) and the PPT posttest (95%) are effectively the same, so any overestimation in them should be the same.

In order to estimate the independent effects of the socio-demographic variables sex, age, marital status and nationality on the "type of participation" (decision to participate vs. decision not to participate), a binary logistic regression model (inclusion method) predicting participation was calculated.

In terms of predicting participation, the evidence suggests that, for this sample, the factors significantly predictive of probability of participation are age at delivery and insulin use during pregnancy.

Historically, specialist doctors in Australia have shown a strong interest and investment in outreach work [ 3], but we lack systematic information about the proportion of specialists that participate in outreach at a national level, the factors predicting participation in outreach work and the provision of outreach in remote areas.

This study was designed to identify variables that predict participation in study abroad programs.

It sought relatives' views towards supporting trial entry, and assessed if demographic factors can predict participation.