Sentence examples for present participation from inspiring English sources
Here we describe the detailed recruitment process for a telephone-based obesity prevention programme for families with overweight children and present participation rates, the study design and a socio-demographic description of participating families.
In addition, information about demographics and any previous or present participation in support groups for children of alcoholics will be assessed.
Descriptive statistics will be used to present participation and retention rates, potential year group differences (2012 vs. 2013), and group differences in age, BMI, body fat percent, fitness level, parents' socioeconomic status, and ethnicity.
The study is initiated by the department of medical oncology of the VU University Medical Center and will be conducted within the context of the Netherlands Working Group on Immunotherapy of Oncology (WIN-O) with a present participation of 13 hospitals.
An important predictor of how much effort will be spent on the education of a child is the assumption of what that child may achieve: present participation is projected into the future and compared with the vision of capabilities, competences and abilities of a responsible, happy and healthy citizen.
Instead of presenting participation in HE as having both public and personal benefits, neoliberalism places most emphasis on the latter: rather than a primary benefit of an educated society being society itself, the emphasis is on the individual, with HE conceived of as a financial investment in oneself, for which students are entitled to value for money (Holmwood, 2011; Williams, 2013).
Presenting participation as an opportunity (both opt-in and opt-out) appear to bias decision making and affects uptake.
In this paper, a one-year follow-up investigation of these patients is presented Participation in our pilot study on DBT-A was proposed to all families with adolescent females exhibiting non-suicidal self-injurious and suicidal behavior.
We present these participation rates according to socioeconomic characteristics in Table 2.
In doing so, a new mathematical formulation is extracted to present the participation of the SSSC in the tie-line power flow exchange.
We present attendance, participation, and substance use data on patients who consented to attend (n=42), completed (n=14), and dropped out (n=14) of the program.
