Sentence examples for real recruitment from inspiring English sources

"But it is a real recruitment barrier.

There would be no time for any real recruitment until after the launch.

Some board members are simply invited to join, with no real recruitment and selection process, and with little regard for the Nolan principles of public life.

German universities face a wave of retirements in the next 5 to 10 years leading to "a real recruitment crisis".

And while the real recruitment still occurs face-to-face, often at small fundamentalist Quran study groups, those being recruited first come across radical ideologies online before seeking the group out.

Those numbers are remarkably high comparing to the study of Zullino et al. [ 19], who reported an overall hypothetical acceptance rate above 70% among in-patients with severe mental illnesses, with a general lower acceptance rate among individuals with schizophrenia, expecting this number to be much lower in a real recruitment situation.

Another strength of this study is the expected high external validity, as the intervention will be examined in a real-life setting and the recruitment for the study is the same as the actual recruitment for the Happiness Route.

Participants were recruited at the Family Practice Unit in two ways: (1) in-person, real time, recruitment in the clinic's waiting room area, and (2) posters and information sheets displayed in the clinic's waiting room area.

In order to be able to fully understand what the data is showing and to fully trust it, while at the same time being able to put any insights into the context of real world recruitment, this dual skillset - HR and a working knowledge of statistics - should be an absolute minimum.

For real viruses, recruitment or encapsidation of some cellular proteins into the virion may be a critical behavior supporting the completion of the life cycle by some specific interaction with viral proteins or RNA.

Founded in 1995, DMS Insights, which was acquired by AOL in 1999, created "river sampling" methodology and developed Opinion Place, a portal for random, real-time recruitment of survey respondents via the web.