| During a two-year follow-up period, there were no significant differences in rearrest rates between the participant and nonparticipant groups. |
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| I could see that I was seen as a nonparticipant who didn't contribute to the madness, but only gawked at it. |
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| Perhaps we laity were in denial in the same way that the nonparticipant observers of incestuous conduct within a family are. |
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| Usually three or four of us would get together in some quiet place where we would not be disturbed, preferably with an experienced nonparticipant on hand who could take care of any necessary errands. |
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| Self-appraisal questions direct the interviewee to develop answers from the position of a nonparticipant. |
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| My admirable neighbor Nathan, who makes a living doing odd jobs and is a militant nonparticipant in the global economy, has staked a cardboard poster on his lawn that reads, in blue letters, We are the 99 percent. |
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| Some military legal experts suggested that Major Hasan's case — in which he became a nonparticipant at his own trial and sought the death sentence — represented a fundamental breakdown of the military justice system. |
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| Of these two, Balf's is more coherent and readable, maybe because his perspective as a nonparticipant allows him to avoid bogging down in details and self-justifications. |
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| And the nonparticipant group is on the order of 91 million people. |
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| The nonparticipant group consisted of a nonequivalent control group of students currently enrolled in recreation, sports and physical activity program classes. |
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