Sentences with phrase «of those participants reported»

In 2015, a survey of 200 senior - level women in Silicon Valley found that 66 percent of participants reported they were excluded from important meetings because of their gender, and 60 percent reported unwanted sexual advantages in the workplace.

However, «a number of participants reported that about their conversations with business leaders around the country and reported that trade policy has come a concern going forward for that growth.»

According to a study (PDF) of 1,000 full - time office workers commissioned by Energy Focus and conducted by Wakefield Research, 69 percent of participants reported problems with office lights including glare, brightness, and excessive flicker.

After the series, several of the participants reported that greater openness of communication within their marriages had resulted from the group experience.

For all front - of - pack labelling systems, after using the system the majority of participants reported that they found it «very easy» or «fairly easy» to use, from a five - point likert scale, even though many made incorrect judgements.

Before actually applying the labelling systems, 41 % of participants reported that they would find the CC - % DI system to be the easiest to use, followed by the TL + system (22 %), M - % DI (21 %) and TL (14 %).

A slightly higher proportion of participants reported that it was «very easy» to use the TL system (56 % of participants compared with between 41 % and 45 % for the other systems; ns).

Seventy - six percent of those participants reported that the recipes were easier to prepare and took less time than ones they typically used.

After six months on the trial, 95 percent of participants reported no problems taking the drug, and while several discontinued treatment for varying periods of time during the study period, the investigators estimate that 90 percent would have tolerated the treatment if they had continued the full two years.

None of the participants reported receiving any medication apart from hormonal contraceptives.

More than half of participants reported eating family meals on most days, 35 percent on some days and 13 percent on few days per week.

None of the participants reported being lucid during dreams they had while receiving very low, or «sham,» stimulation, in which current - conducting pads were attached to the skull but no current was applied.

About 89 percent of participants reported they were heterosexual.

Over 90 percent of the participants reported having been in recovery for more than a year.

Participants were recruited from a commercial national internet survey panel; each of the participants reported detailed social connection information with up to 25 friends and relatives.

Eighty - four percent of the participants reported experiencing physical, psychological or sexual abuse at the hands of a partner prior to becoming pregnant.

Only 11 percent of participants reported receiving compensation other than a salary.

About 5 percent of the participants reported prior cigarette smoking and about 20 percent were considered at - risk for future cigarette smoking before visiting the convenience store.

Nearly one - quarter (23.9 percent) of participants reported epinephrine being administered in their school during the past year.

The experiment was limited by a small sample size and no control group, but 87 percent of participants reported they were able to adjust to the sol.

In 2006, a 32 - person study in Occupational Therapy in Mental Health found that 63 % of participants reported lower anxiety after using a weighted blanket (compared to lying down with no blanket at all), and 78 % said they felt more relaxed with the blanket than without.

And in the first year of the study, 1999 — 2000, only 0.3 % of the participants reported taking vitamin D in doses significantly higher than that, at 1,000 IU a day or more.

At the start of the study, 43 percent of the participants reported that they had no regular exercise; 36 percent engaged in regular light exercise, such as walking, golf, dancing or bowling; and 21 percent engaged in regular moderate to intense exercise, such as tennis, hiking, biking, swimming, racquetball or jogging.

The results showed that all of the participants reported adequate relief of symptoms on at least two of the weeks they were on the VLCD, and ten of them reporting adequate relief on all four weeks of the restricted diet.

Also, self - assessments indicated that 64 % of the fibromyalgia patients felt better, while only 9 % of the participants reported feeling worse.

In one study, 25 percent of participants reported some bleeding during their first trimester.

Roughly 15 % of the participants reported living alone, and of those, slightly more than 40 % cited divorce or widowhood as a reason.

In the current study, we showed no association with folic - acid supplement use, but we had very limited statistical power to assess this association (only 1 % of participants reported the use of a folic - acid supplement).

Meanwhile, a relatively small percentage of participants reported that they were confidently (knowledgeable and fluent) integrating technology effectively into teaching (38.1 % for General - Prep, 33.3 % for Pre-Student-Teaching, and 16.7 % for Initial - Licensure).

Data collected using the postquestionnaire indicated that 13 % of participants reported being very confident in incorporating digital technologies in their teaching of mathematics; 56 % reported being quite confident; 29 % indicated that they were somewhat confident; and only 2 % reported feeling a little confident.

While drivers may be more ready to go on road trips, the is not a substantial increase in overall driving distance, with only 13 percent of participants reporting driving more than they did when fuel was more expensive.

As it was to be expected, none of the participants reported adverse feelings or experiences with animal - facilitated therapy.

One study found a link between higher rates of mental health concerns and entrepreneurship, with more than one - third of participants reporting depression and anxiety issues.

Nearly a quarter of participants reported living alone.

The majority of the participants reported: a) maintaining the changes introduced by the intervention program in their lifestyle and daily routine (diet, exercise and sleep); b) having better interpersonal relationships, specifically in setting boundaries and defending their needs / wants; c) being more effective coping in cases of stressful events; and d) experiencing an improvement in memory (recall and planning).

Nearly 80 % of participants reported at least one ACE.

Eighty seven per cent of participants reported the program to be very or highly relevant to them.

Although all of the participants reported experiencing this lull and struggled to make sense of their new feelings, only some reported that this uncertainty led to despair.

Nearly 60 % of participants report that they better understood the other person's point of view following the mediation

According to their responses to the PLS, 30.7 % of the participants reported that they were wildly, and even recklessly, in love, 29.3 % felt less passion for their beloved, 21.3 % occasionally felt passion for their beloved, 13.3 % of the participants were tepid and felt passion infrequently, and 5.3 % reported that the thrill of their love had faded away.

The lawyers and judges surveyed also reported a substantial increase in the use of equal parenting time over the past five years: 31 % of participants reported a substantial increase in such arrangements; 53 % reported somewhat of an increase; 16 % reported no change; and less than 1 % reported a decrease in such arrangements.

The lack of significant results for dismissive nation attachment in Study 2 could be attributed to a lower proportion of participants reporting residing in a country different to that of their birth.

In terms of residence status, 35 % (N = 82) of participants reported currently living in a country different to that of their birth for between three months and 41 years (M = 13.44, SD = 10.59), and 65 % (N = 150) reported living in the country of their birth.

The majority of participants reported that government supported or subsidized mediation is available where they practice, with a relatively small minority indicating that only private mediators are available in their jurisdiction.

The majority of participants reported their current relationship status as single (46 %), followed by married (34 %), along with in a relationship (15 %), cohabiting (4 %), or divorced / widowed (1 %).

Due to the small proportion of participants reporting a migrant status, the two groups were collapsed into one, and only heritage culture identification was investigated.

The majority of participants (53 %) reported to have been in their LDR for 12 months or less, 26 % of participants reported to have been in the LDR between 12 and 24 months, and the remaining (21 %) were in longer - term LDRs.

The majority of the participants were white (n = 77, 86.5 %), Afrikaans speaking (n = 57, 64 %), their parents were still married (n = 70, 78.7 %), well - educated (n = 72, 80.9 % of fathers and n = 67, 75.3 % of mothers obtained tertiary education) and fell in the middle to higher income group (n = 54, 60.7 % of participants reported their monthly household income to exceed R25 000 or $ 2 900 approximately).

Across conditions, 82 - 88 % of participants reported engagement in the paradigm, with no significant difference between groups, χ2rater1 (1, N = 50) = 0.95, p =.47, χ2rater2 (1, N = 50) = 2.68, p =.19, suggesting that participants in both conditions reported engagement with the virtual partner and the online interaction.

Approximately 57 % of participants reported being married, and 78 % noted that they lived with their partner.