Sentence examples for start participants from inspiring English sources

But after a strong start, participants say, the Afghans refused to continue.

In fact, there is overwhelming evidence that Head Start participants enter kindergarten at an advantage and reap tremendous long-term benefits.

At the end of the year, Head Start participants performed better than controls on measures of reading and vocabulary, and 3-year-olds had fewer behavior problems.

Eligible START participants were 18 40 years of age (verified with a photo ID) and active drug users.

If the distinction is not made clear from the start, participants may disclose personal information (such as suicidal intention) and may be dismayed when they learn that this information must be reported because of ethical or legal requirements imposed on researchers in ways that differ perhaps from their clinician confidantes or other online surveys they may have participated in.

Test-retest reliability on the thigh CT scans of a quality control sample of START participants (n = 10) re-analyzed an average of 3.7 months apart was: total thigh volume, ICC = 0.99; total fat volume, ICC = 0.99, and total muscle volume, ICC = 0.99.

When the experiment started, participants were put inside an fMRI scanner, shown pictures of the objects, and then asked to indicate which ones they preferred: Would they, for example, like to choose a digital camera or a camcorder?

As the trial started, participants were given the same information as all participants in the real world SAFEWAY2SCHOOL trials were given.

While drug addiction may have started participants' alienation from family, receiving their HIV diagnosis deepened this divide and made family support more tenuous.

To investigate the effects of comprehension on eye movements during film viewing, we manipulated viewers' comprehension by starting participants at different points in a film, and then tracked their eyes.

Once that process starts, participants agreed, they will support a U.N.-monitored cease-fire between forces of President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russia and Iran, and a wide array of rebel groups variously backed by the United States, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and others.