The inclusion criteria were set so that the study can enroll not only patients having responded poorly to previous antipsychotic treatment, but also patients with poor tolerance to the antipsychotics used currently, and patients having received no antipsychotics.
Dietary influences are salient during breast-feeding as well, and the composition of breast milk is influenced by maternal diet, so we need the mothers we enroll to agree not only to adhere to their assigned diet throughout pregnancy, but to breast feed exclusively until weaning, and adhere then as well.
Baker, a former investigator of a NCS study center who later served on the Institute of Medicine review committee, explains that study planners opted for household-based recruitment using a door-to-door strategy that would ideally enroll large numbers not only of pregnant women but also of women who were planning to become pregnant.
The challenge now is to ensure that every remaining out-of-school child is not only enrolled in elementary school but also completes at least eight years of child-centred, child-friendly education.
Dozens of major clinical trials, with hundreds of thousands of subjects enrolled, have consistently revealed not only significant LDL-C-lowering efficacy and outstanding safety, but more importantly, major reductions in almost all clinical manifestations of atherosclerotic disease including coronary events, stroke, and incidence of revascularization.
Children must not only enroll in school; they must complete it.
Jehu-Appiah and colleagues examined household decisions to not only enroll in the NHIS, but to renew (or not renew) membership.
Also, there is a push to make schools child-friendly so that more out-of-school children, particularly girls, not only enroll in school, but also stay there until they graduate from high school".
Reducing drop-out rates These are sizeable achievements, but more work still needs to be done to reach children in remote areas and make sure they not only enroll in school, but stay there.
