The phrase "a consecutive basis and" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing actions or events that occur in succession or in a series, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The team will meet on a consecutive basis and review the progress of the project each week."
Alternatives: "a continuous basis" or "an ongoing basis".
injection) were included on a consecutive basis and were not stratified.
However our patients population is prospectively studied on a consecutive basis and might be a quite representative sample of real-world clinical practice outside clinical trials.
Recruitment will be on a consecutive basis, and will enable the researchers to estimate expected recruitment rates for the main RCT.
Eligible patients will be invited to participate on a consecutive basis, and will be provided with a patient information leaflet at the earliest opportunity (see online supplementary appendix 2).
Recruitment will be on a consecutive basis from participating practices, physiotherapy waiting lists and the general public, and will enable the researchers to estimate expected recruitment rates from each of these sources for the main RCT.
All PD patients who presented to the clinic for their regular follow-up visit were approached on a consecutive basis over a period of 2 years, and those who consented to participate were enrolled.
Enrolment was on a consecutive basis up to the achievement of a target number of about 200 COPD and 200 asthmatic patients.
Healthy controls were not matched by age and sex as we did with co-infected and HIV-mono-infected, since they were recruited on a consecutive basis from the routine blood donors at the blood bank of Maputo Central Hospital.
Five hospitals in the sample collected data on a consecutive basis until reaching a total of at least 1000 women.
They were selected on a consecutive basis.
All eligible patients were enrolled on a consecutive basis.
