At the individual level, the parents will be invited to participate in the feasibility study knowing this is a trial testing two approaches to RTI management, but will not be aware whether they are in the intervention or control arm.
54 In our study, knowing to whom to report was an important factor for ADR reporting in the final logistic regression.
We have used the SL mixture during the study, knowing that natural synergism between SLs creates a better balance for many interfacial activities [ 28].
Based on Orem's Self-Care [ 19] theory, four self-care CT delivered via MT were designed as interventions for this study knowing SDS patients' experience state anxiety, pain, and a potential decrease in self-efficacy.
Before exams, she would clear out a few hours in the school day to give them time to study, knowing they would have no time after school.
They matched the pregnant woman to a non-pregnant one a posteriori, i.e. at the end of the follow up study, knowing which women were pregnant and which were not over the study period.
The carers of the participants receiving the frailty intervention may have been more motivated to participate in the carer study, knowing that their family member was involved in an intervention that aimed to improve their functional ability and general wellbeing.
Employers tend to be supportive of OU study, knowing that OU students are likely to be unusually determined and committed.
We focused on the subset of immunocompromised patients included in this study, knowing that patients with profound neutropenia were excluded.
One interpretation is, that for the population examined in this study, knowing the identity of the midwife who gave care during the postnatal period did not increase a sense of security.
