Universities can help by having clear entry requirements for qualifications and a named contact for guidance on the application.
He said the knowledge that Craigslist would be arriving someday led the paper to improve its online presentation of classified ads, creating more categories and clear entry points.
There was no clear entry to dummy to finesse for the third time, but when a club was led to the queen, East won with the king, leaving this position: Now the defense was helpless.
In Section 10 of his exceptionally clear entry on Aristotle's Metaphysics in this encyclopedia, S. Marc Cohen briefly recapitulates the lively debate among Aristotelian commentators regarding the status of particular forms in Aristotle.
Clear entry criteria, including checks at randomisation, will reduce inappropriate entry into the RCT.
Category 4: Development of clear entry points to the system Children and adolescent mental health professionals are concerned about the ill-structured access to the CAMHS system.
Seventeen additional studies of high quality (randomised, double blind, with clear entry criteria and outcomes measures) with 1195 additional patients demonstrated this (Table 1; Figure 1).
22 The review also recommended that trials should be framed and organised in ways that minimise differences between research and clinical practice, using simple and clear entry criteria, and address questions of clear relevance to clinical practice.
The registry used a combination of techniques for quality control: standardized disease definitions and sampling techniques, clear entry on the data sheet, and review of cases by the managing physicians [ 14].
In turn, these study results strengthen emerging evidence that typical VL should be considered as a clear entry criterion in the stage IV definition of HIV, support the need to offer PICT to all patients diagnosed with VL and crucially that extended follow-up of coinfected patients is required to ensure relapses are detected early and treated appropriately.
