Sentence examples for baseline data collection for from inspiring English sources

The baseline data collection for SAGE (Wave 0) was conducted as part of the 2002/2003 WHS with SAGE Wave 1 data collected between 2007 and 2010.

Baseline data collection for Teeth Tales was conducted in community settings between March and September 2012.

Baseline data collection for T1DM subjects was performed between December 1997 and December 2000.

The interviews were conducted as part of the baseline data collection for the African Health Markets for Equity (AHME) qualitative evaluation.

Baseline data collection for the AusDiab study occurred during 1999 2000, with a subsequent 5-year follow-up (during 2004 2005).

As part of baseline data collection for the PAJH Study, subjects completed the L-PAQ via the Internet and answered additional questions on general health, knee and hip health, comorbid conditions, and sociodemographic characteristics.

Donors could also support baseline data collection needed for policy analysis for the design of reforms in countries where this issue is a priority, and evaluate pilot interventions to demonstrate effectiveness.

During the setting up of the study, there were conflicts in terms of timescales between the PCT's requirements for clinical service development and the requirements of the research project, such as allowing time for ethics and governance approvals and a baseline data collection period for all three sites.

Tuberculin surveys among school children in 16 communities in Zambia and 8 in South Africa (SA) were performed in 2005, as part of baseline data collection and for randomisation purposes of the ZAMSTAR study.

Of these, 31 children left the school prior to baseline data collection and for 74 their parents declined consent to participate, leaving 2131 eligible participants.

Of the 2242 potentially eligible students in the 60 participating schools, 10 left the school before randomisation and baseline data collection and for 11 their parents or carers did not provide consent to participate in any aspect of the study.