The authors describe that when this was introduced, general practitioners (GPs) seemed to have two roles, including that of an enabler (enrolling others into the network) and that of a critic (threatening the stabilisation of the network).
The automated randomisation of participants after baseline completion will enable the enrolling researcher to remain blind to participant condition over the course of the trial.
We anticipated that enrollment of 30 HIV-positive persons would enable us to enroll at least 10 serodiscordant couples, including HIV-positive men and negative pregnant women.
With just days to go before the recent Iowa caucuses, Mr. Clinton proposed a plan to enable parents to enroll in the same health plans as their children.
Such changes would enable NICHD to enroll participants for about $1.5 billion over 7 years, the panel estimates, with annual costs peaking at just over $300 million.
In June of 2012, I watched Justin walk across the stage at graduation overcome by emotion and trembling as he was honored with a scholarship that would enable him to enroll at California State University, Monterrey Bay, where he has excelled.
Although my brothers and I were able to continue to attend the superb Elmbrook schools in which my folks had moved west of Milwaukee to enable us to enroll, our Frank Lloyd Wright-style modernist cedar home, situated at the end of a cul-de-sac (and smack-dab in the middle of a flood plain), became a financial Albatross around my parents' necks.
Two cohorts of equal size, Māori aged 80 90 and non-Māori aged 85, oversampling to enable sufficient power, were enrolled.
We estimated that approximately 500 patients would have to be enrolled to enable a reasonable assessment of the performance of the PCR/ESI-MS suite of assays when compared with standard-of-care microbiology.
But a corneal transplant last year improved his sight, enabling him to enroll at Fedcap.
