Sentence examples for shape participants from inspiring English sources

Health service access helped shape participants' everyday space-time contexts, meaning that incidences of unpredictability in accessing health services set-off 'ripple effects' within participants' space-time contexts, disrupting routines and making everyday life negotiation more difficult.

For each selected characteristic and TPP description, we first describe how past contraceptive experiences shape participants' assessment of its importance and then transition to how the characteristic affects hypothetical LAI acceptability.

To measure subjective parental body shape, participants were asked "How would you rate your parental body shape on the following scale?" and responded along a 5-point Likert scale with 1 corresponding to "very slim" and 5 corresponding to "very heavy".

Table 3 Consumer experience in the fitting room Category Subcategory Concept Inspecting fit and match with personal taste Inspecting size and fit Inspecting the size and fit (Participant A E): "I try on items in the fitting room to find clothes that match well with my body shape (Participant A)" "I prefer tapered skirts.

Martial arts themselves can strengthen out-of-shape participants, but elite practice usually requires outside conditioning.

We continually hear of severely out-of-shape participants, upwards of 50, attempting to render each other unconscious with minimal preparation periods – like eight weeks – and little or no ability to box.

Hell, witness Top Chef, which regularly shapes participants' growth as a part of the season's story arc.

The context of consent is well known to be of crucial importance to shaping participants' expectations and understandings of what research will involve.

It seems likely that these broadly held values were influential in shaping participants' beliefs about quitting unassisted being the right or better choice and the belief that quitting was 'up to me'.

In phase I, the RA and I independently examined a subset of interviews to assess factors that shaped participants' experiences, identifying categories of recurrent themes and issues that were subsequently given codes.

Results indicate that the evaluation of risk and mental illness, as well as perceived violations of autonomy and discrimination shaped participants' views on the justification of their compulsory admission and treatment.