Sentence examples for assessment at which from inspiring English sources
Between 2009 and 2011, ALSPAC mothers (N=11, 264 women) were invited to a research clinic assessment at which a range of cardiovascular outcomes were assessed; this clinic took place between 1.6 and 20.3 years (median 18) since the second birth defining the end of the IPI.
This survival model used the PHREG procedures in SAS [38], examining the time to first remission or last assessment, at which point subjects were censored.
At baseline (day 0), subjects underwent a clinical assessment at which time bleeding on probing (BOP) across the full mouth was used to assess gingival inflammation.
If the patient gives consent, they will undergo a comprehensive assessment at which the ASN will collect all baseline demographic data, information on co-morbidity, complete all screening tools, and take a full alcohol history.
For this, tumour marker levels were analysed over the last 3 months of treatment prior to the final response assessment at which the patient was deemed to be progressing.
In addition, the i.v. infusion paradigm also maintained steady-state plasma exenatide concentrations over a 6 h ECG assessment period, allowing selection of time points for QT assessment at which pharmacodynamic variables were stable.
Group assignment was not revealed until completion of the baseline research assessments, at which time participants were informed of their group assignment by the recruitment coordinator.
The demographic, clinical characteristics and HRQoL measures recorded at all the assessments combined are shown in table 2. For the categorical variables, the percentage of assessments at which the patients had CFRD, oral supplements etc are provided.
Participants brought all prescription medications to their annual assessment visits, at which study staff recorded medications used (but not dosages).
This step-wise process has been previously described, but consists of a series of assessment "gates," at which subject eligibility is evaluated [ 1].
By the final assessment (T3), at which point both groups had received the intervention, scores were lower than baseline in each group and were again comparable between groups.
