Sentence examples for enrolment the same from inspiring English sources

These studies used standardized protocols (including bacteriological NP samples at enrolment), the same inclusion criteria of AOM [ 13] and the same age of enrolled children [ 3, 14- 16].

The direct medical costs to treat plaque psoriasis with biologic therapies amount to €15,073.7 per year (prior to their enrolment, the same patients cost €2,166.2 on an annual basis).

In all other respects the two groups were treated equally; they received the same clinical examination and treatment before enrolment, the same home visits to assess adverse events and tuberculin skin test reactions, and the same access to consultations and essential drugs.

The women were part of a large study examining the risks of postnatal HIV transmission associated with different modes of infant feeding[15], [16], which started enrolment at the same time as a Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) programme was implemented in the area.

However, examination of these numbers against total enrolment in the same period reveals that proportionally more men (18.1%) than women (13.2%) lost their lives.

Mothers were linked to infants identified by an ICD-9 birth code by a unique 'family' identifier, indicating enrolment under the same plan, relationship status of dependent and year of the child's birth.

Control patients are administered a parallel survey 2 months after enrolment, around the same time when patients in the intervention group would be likely to have an SICG conversation, based on pilot data prior to the randomised study.

Similarly, PVC burden must have been measured during a 24-h ambulatory test (at least 20 h) within 12 months of enrolment, with the same post-MI waiting period.

This was a quasiexperimental study involving the sequential enrolment of 122 pregnant women attending antenatal care who were at a gestational age of between 13 and 28 weeks for the study group and subsequent enrolment of the same one month after for the control.

Multiple enrolments by the same participant were prevented through manual review of multiple records with identical email address, IP address and responses to questionnaires.

Registration date and date of first enrolment were in the same month in 20.7% of records.