Sentence examples for examination recruitment from inspiring English sources

Patients in clinical remission (CDAI≤150 and a CAI≤1) with surveillance colonoscopy based on chronic inflammation (CD or UC) within the colon for more than 8 years were offered to undergo endomicroscopic examination (recruitment period January 2007 to September 2009).

The audit would examine recruitment, examination, hiring and promotional practices, vacancies and staffing ratios at the juvenile facilities, operating costs, the department's administration of grant funds and contracting procedures.

GS and JR performed the clinical examination and recruitment of the patients, data collection and analysis.

Baseline data from examination at recruitment were used in the risk factor analyses; age, smoking status, lung function (FEV1 % predicted) and reported heart disease.

The observation time is from the date of examination at recruitment until the end of year 2007, and the mean follow-up time can be approximated to four years.

The move triggered a self-examination of recruitment, retention and promotion policies across Britain not just in the public sector but in major private sector employers as well as it became a major benchmark for newly emerging human resources departments and their rapidly developing diversity policies.

Participants in both cohorts underwent physical examinations at recruitment and completed similar detailed questionnaires.

Despite extensive study of enhanceosomes, there has been relatively little examination of the recruitment of co-repressors and repressor complex formation.

This design, therefore, provided less opportunity for subjects to shift their gaze and permitted an examination of amygdala recruitment associated with the rapid sub-threshold presentation of the anxious faces.

In a jittered functional magnetic resonance imaging study, sub-threshold presentations of anxious faces permitted an examination of amygdala recruitment in 12 high functioning adult males with ASD and 12 matched controls.

Analyses were adjusted for attained age at the examination and for recruitment region.