Sentence examples for shared recruitment from inspiring English sources

We describe a shared recruitment and survey administration protocol across the five sites, present recruitment parameters, and illustrate challenges and necessary adaptations for use of RDS with youth in disadvantaged urban settings.

Masking the activity during guessing with the activity during gesturing shows, among others, shared recruitment of the following areas: the precentral gyrus (BA 6) extending into the inferior frontal gyrus (BA 44 and 45), the primary somatosensory cortex (BA2 in particular), the middle and superior temporal areas and the supramarginal gyri.

Moreover, whereas co-activations between regions may conceptually be interpreted in an unambiguous manner as shared recruitment by task demands, co-deactivations are conceptually more difficult to interpret.

If feature-based attention is related to WMC in a general fashion via the shared recruitment of attention to object files, then variation in WMC should co-vary with orientation cuing presented in isolation.

We had hypothesized that the shared variance between orientation cuing and WMC in a combined expectancy paradigm might be driven by the shared recruitment of attention to internal representations.

An interpretation of our results so far is that spatial and feature-based attentions operate under the restriction of separate pools of attentional resources: that WMC is critically associated with feature-based attention via the shared recruitment of an attentional template.

In cases of bats feeding on insect swarms, unpredictable in time and space, as well as short lived, this food source cannot be shared by recruitment of conspecifics over large distances or long time.

The Bush administration launched a vigorous but solitary campaign -- including a complete halt of intelligence sharing, recruitment of potential replacements for ElBaradei and eavesdropping on him in search of ammunition against him.

By enabling partner organisations to share their recruitment experiences and have an active say in how the course was designed, Birmingham City University was able to develop a postgraduate course quickly while maintaining high academic standards and industry relevance.

Drug holidays are periods of consecutively missed drug dosages without clinician approval; and collusion, the least common, entails giving study medication to others or sharing privileged recruitment information to help others gain admission to a trial.

We would like to acknowledge S. Folkertsma, P.I. van Noort and A. Visser and for providing LG100754 and sharing peptide recruitment data.