Sentence examples for web-based participation from inspiring English sources

The recent proliferation of Internet communities and web-based participation tools raises the question of how the Internet might help facilitate information exchange in participatory adaptive management.

New opportunities have been provided to increase the accessibility of GIS-based MCDA and practitioners including web-based participation and advanced visualization of decision processes.

Although web-based participation modes may have their attractiveness (e.g. reduced costs, less missing data) it may not be suitable for all groups.

In this study, we implemented a spatially-explicit method for eliciting public preferences for land use and conservation policy (web-based public participation GIS; PPGIS).

In August 2010, a web-based survey sought participation with an email invite to those who had not responded to the paper version, with two subsequent email reminders.

There is an alternative, web-based model, in which participation is open – at least at some level – but in which opinions have to be justified, and evaluation is done by weighting opinions.

A remarkable difference is observed in the ICER of the Web-based scenario with minimal participation.

Since the success of web-based interventions requires active participation, non-usage attrition has been pointed out as a common concern in the field of web-based education.

4,945 pediatric medical providers answered the web-based questionnaire, with a participation rate of 94.6%, as defined by the Checklist for Reporting Results of Internet E-surveys [ 24], and 4,841 completed the questionnaire, with a completion rate of 97.9%.

Strengths of this study were the use of a web-based survey, a high participation rate and multi-informant data on psychiatric problems in a community sample at school in the screening phase of the study, and in-depth diagnostic assessment with a semi-structured psychiatric interview in a subgroup of Moroccan-Dutch youth in the diagnostic phase of the study.

Of the 401 healthcare providers distributed the web-based survey, 22 individuals declined participation, 111 respondents agreed to participate but did not finish the survey, 1 individual completed the survey but left the agreement field blank, and 4 individuals left the agreement field blank and did not finish the survey.