Sentence examples for identification enrolment from inspiring English sources

3) Training and capacity building of both RNTCP and RSBY and MSBY State Nodal Agency staff in the state [13] by the master trainers of these programmes for correct identification, enrolment, utilization and passing the benefits of the packages to the beneficiaries.

In addition, data on each patient was collected at up to four distinct time points (if they occurred and were separated by at least 12 hours): time of clinical insult identification (enrolment); time of admission to ICU; time of endotracheal intubation; and time of development of ALI/ARDS.

A major challenge with case-control studies is the identification and enrolment of suitable control subjects.

These figures, based on 136 adults correspond to between 10 and 20 HIV-infected children, suggesting identification and enrolment into care of children may be low compared to adults.

While logistical reasons prevented us from blinding the interviewers to knowledge of case and control status, identification and enrolment of the cases was not done by the same person who verified the vaccination status.

The enrolled sample was somewhat biased, but the real-time monitoring of the recruitment process helped the study centre to detect selection bias, since it was possible to track and quantify patient identification and enrolment.

Every participant receives a unique trial identification number upon enrolment.

To avoid enrolling participants more than once, identification was required for enrolment and recorded in a separate file.

It adds: "The MBP is tailored for military use and enables biometric enrolment and identification of finger, face and iris against on board watchlists in real time from live or forensic data".

Practical barriers may include a lack of transport (particularly in regional and remote areas), insufficient identification documents to permit enrolment in some programs and services, and the sometimes prohibitive cost of treatment.

The wearable solution is to be offered by Cross Match Technologies, a company that already has earlier versions of the technology in use today in Iraq, Afghanistan, Cuba, Hurricane Katrina-impacted areas and other places, for the enrolment and identification of military and government personnel, police, security forces, detainees and casualties.