Sentence examples for split of participants from inspiring English sources

The demographic split of participants across countries by gender and age is presented in Table  3.

Again, the situation was different for the Korean group, for which we analyzed only the first application that is, the split of participants into two halves.

However, only LexTALE, but not mean ratings provided a better-than-chance group split of Korean participants.

The results were split: 54.6% of participants desired samples to be anonymized while 45.4% desired de-identification of samples; this difference was not statistically significant (χ = 0.835, df = 1, p = 0.361, n = 97).

Therefore, a total sample size of 1680 comprising 840 intervention and 840 comparison participants is required, with an equal split of male and female participants in each of the comparison and intervention groups.

To avoid the loss of statistical power associated with dichotomizing quantitative variables (MacCallum, Zhang, Preacher, & Rucker, 2002) rather than using a median-split to create groups of participants either high or low on neuroticism, a series of multiple regressions were conducted.

The number of participants was equally split across the study sites.

Approximately 70%% of participants were adolescents aged 10-19, split equally by sex.

They split the participants into two groups of eight for the experiment.

They split them up into three groups, one made up of participants taking part in an eight-week mindfulness course, another of participants taking an eight-week relaxation course and, thirdly, a group carrying on with business as usual.

We then dichotomized participants by median split of BMI (23.6 kg/m).