Sentence examples for enrolled group from inspiring English sources

We then calculated age-specific incidence adjusted for patients who were eligible but who were not enrolled by applying the same rate of influenza positivity as measured in each age category in the enrolled group.

The median days between the date of TB treatment initiation and the date of death in non-enrolled group was significantly shorter than that in enrolled group (31.0 vs. 86.5 days; p < 0.01) (not shown on the table).

The participants of this study were from a previously enrolled group of 77 NSLBP sufferers [ 1] that agreed to complete a course of three measurements and interventions.

The investigators considered randomizing the prospectively enrolled group into control and intervention groups to be unethical given that the study's intervention represents the standard of care in developed countries such as the United States, where early and regular evaluation of infants with oral clefts within the neonatal period is emphasized [ 28].

Forty-two patients were enrolled (Group Y = 22, Group O = 20).

Sixteen patients undergoing radical maxillary sinusotomy were enrolled; group I (n = 8) received general anesthesia without maxillary nerve block, and group II (n = 8) received maxillary nerve block before general anesthesia.

For each general practitioner in the enrolled groups, complete participation was rewarded with continuing medical education credit corresponding to a two day course.

The 2 mg q8wk group gained fewer letters than the q4wk group, but the groups experienced different BCVA gains after the first injections, suggesting that differences in the composition of the enrolled groups rather than the treatment regimens were responsible.

The average ± SD fasting plasma ascorbate concentration for screened individuals was 48 ± 16 μmol/L, with a range of 3 to 92 μmol/L, whereas average ± SD fasting plasma ascorbate concentrations for enrolled groups (low and high dose) were 34 ± 10 and 35 ± 7 μmol/L, respectively, with a range from 15 to 45 μmol/L.

When a death was observed, it was attributed to the group of enrolled children if the child was enrolled at the time of death, and to the non-enrolled group otherwise.

Because these patients did not complete questionnaires, we cannot further characterize this non-enrolled group, but we acknowledge that they potentially limit generalizability.