All diagnostic and baseline evaluations were conducted at the Douglas Hospital.
Baseline evaluations were conducted within 2 weeks of starting therapy.
Baseline evaluations were conducted by an evaluation team in East Harlem between August and November 2002, and in Bushwick between October 2003 and May 2004.
Of the 68 homes that flooded, 41 had completed renovations and mold remediation before HEAL baseline evaluations were conducted, and details about the steps taken were available for 22 of the 41 homes (Table 1).
A baseline home evaluation was conducted 1 27 weeks (median, 3 weeks) after the baseline clinical evaluation; repeat baseline home evaluations were conducted for 14 participants who moved in the first 11 months of the study.
The baseline system evaluation was conducted during the summer semester (May - July, 2010) with much more interference from other people and their electronic devices.
Baseline psychiatric evaluation was conducted 1 to 4 weeks after the diagnostic biopsy, during the wait for the diagnosis of coeliac disease to be established by the pathologist.
Safety evaluation was conducted at baseline and at each visit thereafter; that is, all patients underwent a physical examination, and vital signs, haematology, clinical chemistry, coagulation, urinalysis and ECG were evaluated.
An evaluation was conducted to test the logistics, baseline measurements, questionnaires, and the feasibility and functioning of the expert team of the study.
The present evaluation was conducted as a cross-sectional study based on baseline data of the RCT [ 22].
