participatory

Examples of participated

participated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The authors would like to thank all the participants who took the time to complete the questionnaire and those who participated in the interviews.
One hundred took part in the similarity-rating task, another 100 participated in the translation-elicitation task, and the remaining 50 took part in the imageability-rating task.
Two hundred and sixty students participated in the action-research study.
In addition, 16 college age students participated in the adult study.
Only 56.4 % of the sample actively participated (defined as having made a positive contribution) in 1991.
The respondents were provided with a rather long list of the most common leisure activities and asked to select in which they participated.
Twenty residents participated in the study, five from the nursing home and 15 from the residential care unit.
Over 3630 people participated in 189 educational activities in 2003 compared to over 624 people attending 103 activities in 2000.
Only one-fifth (20%) claimed to have participated in these activities regularly, while close to one-third (32 %) attended only occasionally.
Of the 43 respondents, 31 (72.1%) participated in seasonal events.
During the preparation of the four issues for 2007, the following individuals participated in the review and refereeing process.
He also participated in various commissions related to the cultural-heritage preservation of archaeological sites, as well as the preservation of industrial historical monuments.
Farmers other than those who grew the trial also participated in the discussions.
When the husband's official duties took place in the home, the wife participated, though in varying degrees of involvement.
These farmers did not rely on allotment payments to fund their machinery purchases as very few participated in the programme.
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