Sentence examples for date enrolment from inspiring English sources

These two data sets contained information on unique NHIS member identification (ID) number, name of subscriber, date of birth, sex, scheme code, community code, community name, phone number, first enrolment date, enrolment end date, premium exemption category, dates of healthcare service usage, total cost per healthcare usage and utilized services claims date.

To assess treatment-naïve versus experienced status and baseline comorbidities, patients were required to have at least 6 months of preindex date Medicaid enrolment, with enrolment information available from 1 January 2006 (ie, 6 months before the earliest possible index date).

The time at risk was either from the 1st of January 1995 or the date of enrolment for dogs enrolled after that date until the dog died or became censored (not later than 31st of December year 2000).

Although the MRC declined to extend the study end date, because enrolment into TOBY exceeded expectation, 325 infants were finally enrolled into TOBY, which should still give a reasonable power to explore longer term outcomes.

In America only 57% of doctoral students will have a PhD ten years after their first date of enrolment.

An intermediate mechanism for physical identification of the soldiers, and their origin, date of enrolment, and unit was also called for (VII(c)).

Person time at risk for anaemia and malaria was calculated by subtracting the date of enrolment from the date of exit from the study.

Observation time was calculated from date of enrolment to study end date except where there was loss to follow up, diagnosis of TB, consent withdrawal or death.

Follow-up visits were conducted at the study clinic every three months for 12 or 30 months depending on the woman's date of enrolment.

For the analysis of the effect of IPTc on the incidence of malaria and anaemia, we calculated person time at risk from the date of enrolment to date of the final cross sectional survey (6 months after the start of intervention).

OS was defined as the date of enrolment until the date of death from any cause.