Sentence examples for upon participants from inspiring English sources
In the deliberative workshops, we built upon participants' local knowledge by referring to other forms of renewable energy, already in existence in the local area, which they were familiar with and provided participants with the opportunity to elaborate on the issues which arose for them in the workshops.
Although both our study and that of St. John, Smallman, and Manes used dynamic, complex, and fairly realistic air-warfare microworlds, we suggest that the discrepancy may lie with the general task demands placed upon participants in each context; that is, whether detecting changes was the only task to perform or whether it formed part of a more complex, higher-order task.
At the same time, Shell-led Sakhalin Energy and Exxon Oil and Gas are putting pressure upon participants to the Green Wave protest action.
Upon participants' arrival for the first exposure, their preexposure blood and urine samples were used to determine baseline values.
This, in turn, impinged upon participants' workloads as they had to spend additional time discussing information and reassuring patients.
This data is based upon participants who answered all five of the questions in the ICECAP-O instrument.
Traditionally, surgical educators have relied upon participant survey data for the evaluation of educational interventions.
Program evaluation is continuous and multidimensional, based upon participant experience during the fellowship and leadership advancement in the subsequent years.
We develop our argument by drawing on material collected from an intensive and longitudinal case study of a manufacturing plant of a large multinational company based upon participant observation and extensive interviews.
The analysis draws upon participant observation, ethnography, and an archive of correspondence to unpack the building of the dashboard and the emergent politics of data and design.
All services are individualised based upon participant need and preference, including cultural adaptations.
