Sentence examples for relatively small participation from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, based on international experiences with cohort studies, and with the relatively small participation rate in the TEDDY study, it is probably now a better idea with a new international effort to find the environmental trigger(s) of T1D.

Although the total size of cultivated land area was relatively small, increased participation in crop cultivation has been observed since the last 16 years.

One limitation of our study was the relatively low participation rates in our study and the small number of deaths included in the survival analysis.

The sample size was relatively small and doctors' participation was voluntary, leading to potential bias.

The relatively low participation rate may introduce a selection bias.

Is the opinion at large of CES so low that such a relatively small event (Microsoft's participation was largely symbolic, rarely substantial) would mean the difference between "show goes on" and "show shuts down"?

Only diseases that result in relatively small negative effects on participation (e.g., mild asthma) or where the overall benefits of treatment are still somewhat uncertain (e.g., some cancer treatments) can go untreated.

Mormon culture emphasizes closely knit family life, widespread interest in family genealogy, prohibitions against consumption of alcoholic beverages and use of tobacco, a relatively small amount of nightlife, and participation in sports and personal-development programs.

They justify the break during the crisis by the fact that output grew more slowly in recent recoveries than in earlier ones and find that unusual changes in productivity or in labor force participation were relatively small.

Not surprisingly, many of the cities with high per capita participation are relatively small and home to prominent academic institutions.

This framework has been used to assess participation in relatively small health programmes.