* Study Identification: Investigator name and year of patient enrolment [References are included where available].
Having reviewed these references, 'school enrolment' was the most analysed school outcome (71 publications).
During enrolment, faces captured in reference videos are employed to design an individual-specific classifier.
Examples of such situations include content-based retrieval from image or video databases, where the query image is the only sample at our disposal to define the object model, or biometrics where only one or a few biometric traits can be acquired during subject enrolment to create a reference template.
The conduct of Phase I/II HIV vaccine trials internationally necessitates the development of region-specific clinical reference ranges for trial enrolment and participant monitoring.
Information was collected on patient populations, study enrolment, non-invasive imaging modalities, and reference standard.
Malnutrition in the study population was assessed in terms of standard scores (z-scores) of child weight at enrolment in relation to the WHO reference weight [ 33].
Constructing reference charts by excluding participants for complications occurring after enrolment is not considered prudent, and carries the risk of constructing "supernormal" reference charts that are not applicable for women with complications.
Anonymised data were entered into an Excel spreadsheet using the reference number assigned to each patient on enrolment in to the HIV cohort.
We assessed study quality using the following criteria, based on the QUADAS criteria [ 20] for assessment of quality of diagnostic studies: (i) prospective enrolment of consecutive patients, (ii) comparison with an appropriate reference standard, (iii).
Dogs recently (within two weeks) diagnosed with EPI (i.e. serum trypsin-like immunoreactivity [TLI] less than the lower limit of the respective laboratory reference interval, typically 2.0-3.0 2.0-3.0ere eligible for enrolment.
