Sentence examples for sequence of participants from inspiring English sources

The bar only gets heavier, never lighter, so the sequence of participants is determined by how much weight each dares lift.

In this sense, 'presence' can be captured by monitoring the sequence of participants' actions and the aspects of the environment that are involved in this process; discourse/interaction analysis represents a fitting method for this goal.

Selection resulted in a total of 11 participants (Table  1).> -wrap-foot> The sequence of participants is randomized and therefore not matching the numeration of quotes in order to guarantee confidentiality.

The bottom panel shows scanning sequences that have 2 (red), 8 (green) and 15 (blue) random fixations inserted into the scanning sequence of Participant N to show the effect of this on ScanMatch similarity score.

An independent statistician randomly generated the sequence of participant allocation to the thiopental or propofol treatment groups.

An independent research assistant will perform the allocation sequence, enrolling of participants, and assignment of participants to groups.

One of our key implementation strategies is the presentation of hands-on faculty/student workshops that include sequencing of participant research samples, the first of which occurred in June of 2013 at Juniata College.

The randomization sequence of the participants will be generated by a computer program.

Each envelope was then opened sequentially, according to the admission sequence of the participants at the study center.

For example: When asked to rate their motivations for pursuing personal genomic sequencing, 98% of participants reported "curiosity about my genetic make-up" as an important consideration, compared to just 41% who said "interest in finding out about personal disease risk" and 21% who cited "concern about family history of a possible or confirmed genetic condition".

65 We will evaluate sequence generation, allocation sequence concealment; blinding of participants and study personnel; and incomplete outcome data.