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Applications will open next week for the first UK undergraduate degree in black studies, which will begin enrolment in September 2017 at Birmingham City University (BCU).

Trials that begin enrolment of patients after 1 July 2005 must register in a recognised trials registry at or before the onset of enrolment to be considered for publication in most leading medical journals.

For trials that began enrolment prior to this date, the ICMJE member journals allowed for retrospective registration by 13 September 2005.

We have received regulatory approval and begun enrolment in RNA-based individualised vaccines for cancer) for melanoma.

Finally, we excluded trials that were registered with ClinicalTrials.gov more than one month after beginning enrolment, in order to ensure that the decision to register a study occurred separately from the decision to publish the study results.

Based partly on these results, a phase III study comparing S-1 alone to docetaxel plus S-1 in patients with advanced GC has begun enrolment in Japan to evaluate whether adding docetaxel to S1 improves clinical benefit.

For trials that began enrolment prior to this date, the ICMJE member journals originally required registration by 13 September 2005. 1 However, beginning on 13 September 2005, ICMJE journals will consider such trials only if they are adequately registered before journal submission. 2 Trials are only eligible for publication in ICMJE journals if registered correctly.

This provides an opportunity for international collaboration 70 in surgical and critical care research; already, the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society (ANZICS) Clinical Trials Group has begun enrolment in the SPLIT study 71 comparing 0·9percentnt saline with Plasma-Lyte® 148 for fluid therapy in the ICU.

FOCUS began enrolling patients in September 2010 with a target enrolment of 302 patients.

Recruitment into part 2 began after enrolment for part 1 was completed.

This study was also limited by the fact that approximately 40% of patients in the PILLAR study did not have baseline FSS data either because translations of the FSS questionnaire in the patients' native language were not available when the first study sites began patient enrolment or because of an error in the response scale for the FSS completed by the patients who initially entered the trial.