Sentence examples for enrolled to evaluate from inspiring English sources
However, the prospective and multicenter design of the study, the high consistency of data across the different centers and the large number of patients enrolled to evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of different immune based tests in clinical practice render the results robust.
However, despite these limitations, the prospective design of the study, the evaluation of 6 in vitro assays for TB diagnosis (5 experimental and 1 commercial) and the relatively large number of HIV-infected individuals enrolled to evaluate the performance of the different immune based tests in clinical practice render the results solid.
The follow-up interviews were conducted with the first patients enrolled to evaluate the system.
To our knowledge, this is the largest real-life study with 700 subjects enrolled to evaluate the effects and safety of antiviral treatment in this special population.
In a historical trial of metformin monotherapy, subjects with non-insulin-dependent diabetes were enrolled to evaluate the efficacy of metformin.
In a continuation of this study (V72P10E1; NCT01148524), 666 subjects were enrolled to evaluate the persistence of these responses 18 24 months after the last vaccination with 4CMenB.
A world-wide study, Defeat-HF, has recently started enrolling to evaluate the effects of SCS in a systolic heart failure population.
At the MTR, additional patients were enrolled to further evaluate tolerability, and the potential effects of pazopanib and lapatinib, inhibitors of cytochrome P450 (CYP)3A4, on the pharmacokinetics of paclitaxel, a CYP2C8 and CYP3A4 substrate.
Potential participants will be asked which study group they prefer to be enrolled in, to evaluate whether patient preferences might influence outcome.
483 volunteers were screened and 255 were enrolled to the study and were evaluated for safety; 85 to each vaccine group (see Figure 1).
The first evaluation cycle includes subjects who are enrolled between October 2011 and March 2012 to evaluate the process of care and 12-month clinical outcomes at the start of the programme.
