Sentence examples for evaluation of eligibility from inspiring English sources
However, it remains unknown to what extent the results apply to the average clinical setting because the percentage of patients approached for initial evaluation of eligibility and those who participate in the trials is not routinely reported (Toerien et al. [2009]; Schulz et al. [2010]).
Cases were patients with newly diagnosed primary osteosarcoma admitted for evaluation of eligibility for limb salvage surgery.
Patients suspected of malaria by healthcare professionals at the health facilities were sent to research assistants for evaluation of eligibility and possible recruitment into the study.
One author scanned titles and abstracts and retrieved the full text of potentially relevant articles for evaluation of eligibility, scanned the reference lists, and contacted authors.
All women with a positive pregnancy test were advised to visit their health clinic for further evaluation of eligibility for the MINIMat study: a viable fetus < GW13 as detected by ultrasound examination, no severe illness, and consent for participation.
Forty consecutive patients with heart failure, referred for evaluation of potential eligibility for CRT, were included in this study.
After the evaluation of the eligibility criteria, the subjects will be randomly distributed into the five intervention groups.
After the screening process and an evaluation of the eligibility of the articles, 19 articles were identified for the final review and analysis.
Forty heart failure patients, referred for evaluation of potential eligibility for CRT, underwent both 3D echocardiography, with tri-plane TDI, and resting GMPS.
The caregiver receives post-test counselling, and HIV-infected children are referred with a letter to the paediatric ART clinic for evaluation of ART eligibility.
— Helaine E. Resnick, PhD, MPH Sjöholm et al. Evaluation of current eligibility criteria for bariatric surgery: diabetes prevention and risk factor changes in the Swedish Obese Subjects (SOS) study.
