Sentence examples for resultant participation from inspiring English sources

In contrast to research aimed at improving response rates, however, there are few documented accounts of the efforts invested in participant recruitment and the resultant participation rates for this investment.

The aggregate counts were divided by the total aggregate number of scheduled visits and the resultant participation rates were grouped into 4 categories for analysis: "None" (did not attend any of the scheduled visits), "Some" (attended 1% to < 50% visits); "Most" (attended 50%-99%); or "All" (attended all (100%) of scheduled visits).

Proposed methodology calculates a resultant mode participation factor from mode participation factors due to excitation in individual directions and then performs the mode combination.

We use the International Futures (IFs) long-term, multi-issue, global forecasting system in our analysis of the interactions among demographic changes, the related changes in health costs and government finances, shifts in labor force participation, resultant economic transformations, and the environmental sustainability of the dramatically-altered human demands that emerge.

Nevertheless, the resultant measure of Participation Restriction appeared to have acceptable properties.

There were also no additional changes when all analyses were rerun with the resultant set of 15 Participation Restriction items (Cronbach's alpha = 0.875).

The resultant flooding resulted in ten fatalities.

In his bestselling book Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder, Richard Louv cites numerous studies documenting children's declining participation in outdoor activities and the resultant rise in obesity, depression, anxiety, and learning deficits.

The resultant study sample included 109 children (91% participation) in 82 households: 56 households with 1 participating child; 25 with 2 children; and 1 with 3 children.

Crucially, the fact that in this project, crowd sourced citizen scientists were only involved in taking the photographs, and not identification, also avoided mistaken identification [1], [6], such that the resultant data were scientifically much more robust than other large scale participation or crowd sourcing projects.

The resultant measures of Impairment (9 items), Activity Limitation (17 items) and Participation Restriction (9 items) were explored.