Sentence examples for propose participation from inspiring English sources
The National Health Insurance Fund will keep a matching file in order to propose participation to the same participants 5 years after their cancer diagnosis.
However, self-administration represented the easiest procedure to propose participation at the national level without overloading vaccination services.
New concepts like neuromatrix of Melzack [ 16] propose participation of brain mechanisms in pain chronicity, thus holding in check treatments that exclusively address peripheral structures.
Provided parents had left contact details, ineligible children's families were sent a letter informing them of their ineligibility, while eligible families were telephoned to propose participation in the trial.
We attempted to contact by telephone all HV extracted from Logic CIC and proposed participation in the study to those HV successfully contacted.
Thirty primary care midwives collaborated in the study by proposing participation to all pregnant women eligible for inclusion, discussing with them the whole study process, providing informed consent, and collaborating in the initial measurements.
To directly evaluate the proposed participation of NFY in the shifted complexes, anti-NFY peptide (CBF-A and CBF-B subunits) antibodies were incubated with EMSA binding reactions before electrophoresis.
Radin and coworkers were the first to study subchondral bone changes in patients with early degenerative joint disease, and to propose the participation of subchondral bone in the initiation and progression of cartilage damage [ 2, 3].
By docking the Rpn6 structure into a 9.1Å resolution cryo-EM (cryo-electron microscopy) reconstruction, it was also possible to propose the participation of region I and the positively charged cluster in contacts with Rpt6 and Pre8 respectively.
The approach is based on the determination of the relative contribution of each mode to the deflection by means of a proposed load participation factor (LPF).
For those researchers functioning in a science-domain-oriented environment, the analysis in this paper suggests that there are more options than the frequently proposed 'more participation' for increasing the likelihood that their policy-oriented work is used.
