Sentence examples for seeking participation from inspiring English sources

Efforts to limit any potential bias included investigator-driven recruitment of participants (in contrast to subjects actively seeking participation in the study), direct assessments of outcomes with non-operator dependent methods and predefined standardized operational procedures applied by all data collectors.

For the current project, I am specifically seeking participation from the leading U.S. and Japanese companies in three industries: consumer electronics, pharmaceuticals, and financial services.

In Texas, the Iman Academy SW, an Islamic school in Houston seeking participation in a local sports league, received a series of charged questions from organizers, including whether the school considered Jews and Christians to be "infidels".

This is a point that has not been lost on the US and other countries private sectors who have worn a deep path to Masdar's door seeking participation in its projects.

This is a point that has not been lost on the US and other countries' private sectors who have worn a deep path to [UEA's] door seeking participation in its projects".

Student leaders from UC Davis will join members of UC Berkeley's ASUC, said Joey Freeman, ASUC external affairs vice president, who also is seeking participation from UC Berkeley campus administrators and from students at other UC campuses.

Each of the studies had similar sampling frames and approached potential physician participants through their practices to seek participation of the practice, the practice and individual practice members, or individual providers.

Obama was to seek participation in and support for a new effort against Isis.

But this analysis ignored the possibility that some radical groups sought participation in the democratic process not to forsake their violent agenda but to advance it.

Moreover, Taipei abandoned its annual bid for admission to the UN after 15 successive failures and instead sought participation as an observer in UN special agencies.

Tehrān's youth have had difficulties finding economic opportunities, and although most women have traditionally not worked outside the home, an increasing proportion have begun to seek participation in the economy through paid employment outside the home.