However, since the main trial accrued very rapidly while the IG were developed at a rather late stage, only 44 patients could actually be enroled which should have resulted in 88 scans (1 BL and 1 FU scan per patient).
Secondary schools which enrol children with disabilities are not included.
The women in our study voluntarily chose to enrol in GPC, which may have predisposed them towards having more favorable perceptions of the model.
Unlike the majority of sepsis biomarker studies which enrol very specific patient groups, we have tested these markers in unselected patients with the diverse range of pathologies, infective and otherwise, which present to high dependency and intensive care units.
For instance if the study plan is to enrol patients, in which epilepsy proved to be resistant to monotherapy with a specific antiepileptic drug, a common definition of resistance as well as common criteria for an adequate and informative trial are needed urgently.
She is referring to a special school which enrols only children with mild mental disabilities.
The long-term efficacy and safety of tolvaptan was confirmed in an open-label extension trial, SALTWATER, which enroled 111 patients who completed the SALT-1 and SALT-2 studies for a mean of 701 days [ 23].
The samples provided by the Karolinska Institute were collected as part of the EIRA, a Swedish population-based case-control study, which enrols newly diagnosed individuals aged 18 70 who were recruited from May 1996 until May 2006 from a geographically defined region in Sweden.
After baseline measurements are completed, residences are randomised to an intervention group and to a waiting list-control group by a computer-generated list of random numbers done by the statistician, and concealed from the research staff, which enrols the participants.
As we showed a couple of months ago, a significant and very Australian problem is the growing achievement gap between those schools which increasingly enrol the strugglers and those which enrol the more advantaged.
