Sentence examples for total participation of from inspiring English sources

In 2012, the total participation of Hispanic players was 3.84 million, according to the United States Tennis Association, up from 2.58 million in 2010.

The total participation of students for each class varied strongly between 4 and 22 students per class.

There were 180 male and 180 female focus groups; each with 7-10 members with a total participation of 1434 men and 1544 women.

Parents of another 33 ODM provided only growth data, resulting in a total participation rate of 79% (246 of 313), with 17 children lost to follow-up and 50 nonparticipants.

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%%.

Compared to the total participation percentage of 26.8%, the participation percentages of individual ICPC codes were significantly different.

Although 94 cohort members refused to answer the general questionnaire, they provided basic information through the short questionnaire (total participation rate of 88.3%).

Participants were interviewed in-depth at baseline and then sent a monthly contact sheet (see below) for 11 months, making a total participation time of 12 months.

Treatment partitioning analyses indicated clear, positive, linear associations between other-group orientation and level of total participation in the Football United program, whilst reporting of peer problems and prosocial behaviour was associated with level of regularity of attendance.

But the boom is over: according to the Snowsports Industry of America (SIA) total participation and the national number of skier days climbed until peaking in the winter of 2010-11 at 11.5 million alpine skiing participants, 8.2 million snowboarders and 60.5 million days.

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).