Sentence examples for satisfying participation from inspiring English sources
Infants born with developmental disabilities are helped to learn movements they have never done before, with an emphasis on functional mobility for satisfying participation in family and community activities.
The over-all shape of the story is clear enough, but the details, which might provide a satisfying sense of participation, are often elusive.
We aren't interested in mere competition; the thrill of participation is not satisfying enough.
ACS patients satisfying all inclusion criteria were selected for participation in the study after they underwent successful, intravascular ultrasound-guided percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI).
Out of the 261 HCC cases satisfying the inclusion criteria, 3 refused the participation, 29 did not supply blood samples, and 44 did not have anthropometric measures at cancer diagnosis.
Participation in Gurpurabs is spiritually satisfying and makes one humble by being part of Sangat and partaking langar (food) sitting in a line without any distinction of rich or poor.
In the topic of the digestive system (Fig. 8), the participation rate, in general, was not very satisfying.
In healthcare education where participation is voluntary and success depends on satisfying learner needs, a better understanding of the learners' considerations is a potential tool for increasing attendance.
It also becomes clear that participation by stakeholders is not only important in satisfying the requirements of Agenda 21 but also of ensuring cooperation by local inhabitants in the final plan.
We differentiate between two dimensions: (a) self-oriented social skills which are aimed at satisfying one's own needs (e.g. assertiveness and social participation) and other-oriented social skills which are aimed at satisfying another's goals and needs (e.g. pro-social, cooperative and non-aggressive behavior) [ 6].
In addition, participation in clinical research is likely to benefit physicians by satisfying intellectual curiosity, increasing research opportunities, and aiding career advancement [ 1].
