Sentence examples for accommodate recruitment from inspiring English sources
Consideration should also be given to recruitment of participants, that is, whether existing regimens can accommodate recruitment or whether extra resources are required to establish a regimen for screening and inviting candidate participants.
We also developed a practical step by step recruitment decision tree to accommodate most recruitment scenarios.
The dedicated clinics were able to accommodate weekend recruitment, which was not possible through the pathology centres.
Our results distinguish three types of biological outcomes, which are discussed in the following paragraphs: We showed that switching Met binding preferences towards Src family kinases precludes axonal branching to target muscles by HGF/Met, while accommodating PI3K recruitment ensures correct peroneal nerve patterning in the hindlimb.
We were able to modify recruitment processes and the course to accommodate patient needs.
Each projection for a given combination of inputs and forcings was repeated 200 times to accommodate uncertainty in initial population numbers-at-age and recruitment.
The majority of interviews were conducted via telephone to allow for expedited recruitment, minimize the time before interview, and to accommodate scheduling requests from caregiver participants.
The recruitment target was extended to 750 patients to accommodate a potential 5% dropout rate.
A patient recruitment period of six months was necessary to accommodate practice patterns of the CAM practitioner sample (e.g. lower patient volume than most conventional practitioners, low ratio of new patient to return patient visits).
A period of eight weeks also allows for children to accommodate to each condition and is not so long to adversely affect recruitment and compliance in the 'no games' condition.
In summary, normal alveoli are very stable, with changes in lung volume accommodated by normal alveolar recruitment and derecruitment and/or changes in the size of the alveolar mouth and duct.
