Sentence examples for unknown participants from inspiring English sources
"There is a grave danger in pursuing a course in which important work is conducted behind closed doors with limited and unknown participants and the appearance of partisanship," said Representative John D. Dingell of Michigan, senior Democrat on the House energy committee.
In addition, I was a thought-free tool — a sap, really — who, among other failures, had made no reference to the House Select Committee on Assassinations report of 1979, which concluded that while Oswald fired the fatal shot, there also existed the probability of a conspiracy among unknown participants.
When a "course" has over 40,000 unknown participants, it is not surprising that a teacher thinks about incidences of trolling and contempt that exposure of faces and bodies online can generate.
*Asked only of self-reported HIV negative or unknown participants.
This surprising result reveals a potential pathway by which solidarity may extend from groups of known participants to groups of unknown participants.
The great advantage of the randomised clinical trial in general is that all known and unknown participant characteristics will be similar at baseline in compared intervention groups.
3 Furthermore, it is unknown if participants will experience research participation over 1 year to be too burdensome.
An experienced AH professional who was previously unknown to participants conducted the focus groups, clarifying points and ensuring that each participant contributed.
Randomisation was therefore unknown to participants until after both recruitment and the collection of baseline data; project coordinators informed enrolled participants of their assignments to intervention or control groups.
Unknown to participants, the tiles depicted either PAST/FUTURE or EARLIER/LATER temporal relations.
At the outset of this study, it was unknown whether participants would approach the recycling tasks by making inferences based on these color-object associations or if they would use some other approach.
