Upon enrolment, the research coordinator at each site gave the enrolled patient (or surrogate) a package containing study materials.
As a result, there has been a huge increase in undergraduate enrolment the world over.
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Millennium development goal 2 aims to ensure that all children complete a full course of primary education, and is measured by enrolment, the proportion who reach the last grade, and literacy rates for those aged 15-24.
After enrolment, the patients who had experienced intra- or post-operative complications or for whom more than one item of data was missing were excluded (Table 1).
Prior to enrolment the patients gave their written informed consent; they were allowed to terminate participation in the trial at any time, without giving reasons.
This chapter explores the key methodological elements of these registries in terms of patient enrolment, the source of exposure and outcome information, outcome definition and ascertainment and comparator groups and how these elements may influence the reported risk estimates.
Similarly, while India has officially attained universal school enrolment, the percentage of Muslim girls who have never attended school is more than 25percentt.
At enrolment, the demographic profiles of infants in each group were comparable with no significant differences between groups (Table 1).
At enrolment the three treatment groups were similar with respect to variables such age, bednet usage, mean weight or mean haemoglobin concentration (Table 3).
At enrolment, the demographic and clinical characteristics of the participants in the three study groups were similar, except a small but significant difference in weight (Table 1).
