Sentence examples for the study inviting from inspiring English sources

All potential participants will receive an invitation letter and a detailed information sheet about the study inviting them to approach the research team if they are interested in taking part.

At universities, the researcher herself informed classes about the study, inviting those interested to make contact.

Principals of schools were subsequently approached with a letter that included information on the study, inviting them to participate.

The previous minutes of this meeting are reserved for the research team for the presentation of the study, inviting centres to participate.

Eligible patients will be sent a Study Pack from their general practitioner, containing a Patient Information Sheet outlining the study, inviting them to take part, and telling them what they have to do if they would like to take part.

Invitation letters are sent by the ONS team to the informants in death registrations sampled for the study, inviting them to take part and explaining how they had been identified.

After randomisation, emails were sent to the participants of the larger study inviting them to participate in workday measurements with EMG.

Nonparticipation has been found to be associated with two times higher risk of death independent of socioeconomic category in nonparticipants compared to participants, both in a 20 years follow-up study of white collar workers aged 35-55 years [ 42] and the FINRISK study, inviting persons aged 35-74 years [ 43].

This information was downloaded weekly and patients were sent a letter from their primary care practice, along with information about the ATLAS research study, inviting them to telephone the research clinic administrator to find out more about the study and make an appointment at the clinic (for full details of the recruitment and consent procedures see the study protocol [ 9]).

We conducted a cross-sectional questionnaire study inviting at least 100 patients discharged from the QDU at Holbæk University Hospital in a 2-month period, June and July 2012.

The Malmö Diet and Cancer Study (MDCS) is a population based, prospective cohort study inviting residents in Malmö, Sweden, born between 1923 and 1950.