Sentence examples for case enrolment from inspiring English sources

Population controls were sampled at four occasions after the start of case enrolment, the first time in October 1995 and the last time in August 1997.

During the period of case enrolment, a community adjoining the hospital was randomly selected by ballot from the list of all the communities in its hypothetical catchment area and considered to be stable, socio-economically diverse, and represents the diversity of UCH patients.

In all three cases, enrolment rates have recovered, and in Aceh they have improved beyond pre-tsunami levels.

(Project staff recruiting cases)" Following enrolment of a case, fieldworkers visited the case's community to enrol a matched 'healthy' control (a child whose parents answered 'Yes' to the question 'Is your child well today?').

In this case, exposure (i.e. local BMD level) has already occurred, but is not a criterion for subject enrolment.

No inclusion was conducted for a total of 55 TB cases with 156 exposed children; for 31 cases, the correct address was only obtained long after treatment had been initiated and for 24 cases, IPT enrolment had previously been initiated in the house and a new enrolment was not initiated.

Blood from all study subjects was collected at recruitment and on up to three consecutive visits (Admission, 6 months and 1 year for acute cases, and enrolment, one month and six months for all others).

Among vaccinated individuals, the duration time between vaccination and infection (cases) or enrolment (controls) ranged from 35 to 988 days.

Genomic DNA was isolated from venous blood or saliva obtained from the cases at enrolment or from archived samples.

In particular, 32 of 80 women (40%) who were fatigue cases at enrolment reported 'moderate or definite' difficulty with walking up stairs compared with only 9 of 87 (10%) of those who were not fatigued (Chi-square 19.79 p < 0.001).

Having a large number of chronic cases at enrolment was considered a limitation as these patients would die early in the course of the follow up period, but 'nature of onset' rather than 'duration of illness' was associated with increased mortality in our cohort.