Sentence examples for enrolment methods from inspiring English sources

Both questionnaires and further details about enrolment methods, attendees and non-attendees are available at the Tromsø Study website [ 15] and elsewhere [ 16].

Both questionnaires and further details about enrolment methods, attendees and non-attendees are available in English at the Tromsø Study website [ 32] and elsewhere [ 33].

The remainder of enteric fever patients were not enrolled in clinical studies; this was dependent on the criteria of enrolment (see methods) and additional factors, including, the time of admission to hospital, admission during periods when clinical studies were not running, and residence outside of LSMC.

The baseline assessment will include age, socio-demographic data, smoking and alcohol use, medical conditions, history of candidiasis, history of prior pregnancies including preterm birth, gestational age at enrolment and method of gestational age assessment (ultrasound or dates).

This paper describes the recruiting strategies, screening methods, enrolment procedures and retention techniques for a cohort of high-risk South African women, consisting largely urban female sex workers, a typically transient and mobile population that formed the basis for the CAPRISA 002 Acute HIV Infection study.

Details on enrolment criteria, laboratory methods, and management protocols were described elsewhere [ 33].

If site-specific enrolment concerns are identified, methods for addressing these issues will be evaluated by the executive committee working with the site of interest.

At 14 breast centres across China during 2008 2010, 13 339 high-risk women aged 30 65 years were randomised to be screened by mammography alone, ultrasound alone, or by both methods at enrolment and 1-year follow-up.

A centre based, convenient method of enrolment was followed.

The DFS was calculated from the date of enrolment by the Kaplan Meier method, as was the overall survival (OS .The 'events' for the determination of the DFS included tumour relapse after curative surgery, death from any cause and non-curative operation.

The methods of patient enrolment were sufficiently described (in 97% of studies), and in many studies histopathological verification was available.