Sentence examples for responses to invitations from inspiring English sources
In 2007, such a programme was set up with full registration of invitations, responses to invitations, results of Pap smears and other procedures in an internet-based electronic registry.
Additional needs were elicited during the implementation and evaluation steps using action research methods including feedback sheets on pilot documents and applicant's responses to invitations to provide feedback and reflections and observations of the committee and project team.
This disinterest in intercept interviews in areas with switch off or part-night lighting was echoed in responses to invitations to take part in more in-depth interviews in areas with less noticeable interventions, with many initially unsure whether they would have any views to share.
As of Tuesday, however, Mr. Ervin said he was still awaiting a response to invitations he faxed last week to agents and public relations representatives for Mr. Clooney and Ms. Zellweger.
"It's a group that potentially can achieve concrete change," Viederman said, describing the response to invitations as "really enthusiastic".
I can share my own personal experience of his uncommon generosity in returning the script at his own expense, as well as his personal response to invitations I sent to attend writers' forums speaking out against the neo-McCarthyism that had already reared its ugly head back in 2005.
However, as stated Therefore this study can only draw conclusions based on figures for screening, ceasing and non-response to invitations for screening.
* = Non-responders group 1 (no response to invitation PPA CMR, no online risk estimation).
The fact of having had a previous diagnosis of breast cancer is a reason for non-response to invitation.
The response to invitation, the mixed locations of practices, the range of demographics, and the similarity to observational cohorts 3 should make these results generalisable.
In a previous study of the determinants of screening attendance in Turin [ 42], we found no significant effect of age, education, marital status or place of birth on response to invitation to screening.
