Sentence examples for total participation from inspiring English sources
To ensure parity between instructor group scoring, the raw total was converted into a percentage where the highest scoring participant would receive a total participation score of 100%%.
Where participants provided a 'yes' answer to activities, they were asked for the number of times they had participated and we used this information to calculate a total participation score per person (Additional file 2: Figure S2 describes calculations).
For all study participants, other-group orientation was significantly correlated with the level of total participation in the Football United program, with higher total participation associated with lower (more positive) other-group orientation (r = -0.18 p = 0.03).
Of the 1,079 DPP participants originally randomized to intensive lifestyle, 63 were excluded due to less than 2 years of total participation and another 16 were excluded due to missing measurements, leaving 1,000 participants in the current analysis (93% of the total lifestyle cohort).
The Civil Human Rights Front, which organized the march, estimated total participation at more than 500,000.
The Outdoor Industry Association puts total participation in the sport in the United States at 4.7 million to 6.9 million people.
Instead, most aggregate total trial participation or focus on participation in therapeutic CCTs [ 19, 21, 26, 27].
In the completed cohorts 1 – 3, 224 Core Science (42.0% of total participants) and 157 Clinical students (53.2% of total participants) maintained their participation in all three years.
Total Project participation was estimated by water district as the number of participating residents divided by the total contemporaneous population in that water district.
When stratified by study centers, associations for long-term participants and total baseline participations were more diverse, especially for Pavia, Aarhus and Reykjavik (Additional file 1: e-Table S3 and e-Table S4).
"We have seen the total motorcycle participation in vehicle miles traveled go up," said Mary E. Peters, the secretary of transportation and a longtime Harley-Davidson rider.
