Sentence examples for modest recruitment from inspiring English sources

Even modest recruitment rates of 50 new entrants per week evidenced in the latter stages of the trial would yield a cost of only £4.64 per person.

The modest recruitment rate (40.8%) also limits external validity.

Modest recruitment and fixed-term funding constraints resulted in a sample of 147 participants rather than the original target of 200.

Total GFP fluorescence in the evanescent field increased slightly after store depletion, suggesting modest recruitment of calmodulin-GFP along with redistribution within the field.

The overall limitations of our trial have also been noted elsewhere (Courneya et al, 2013) and include the modest recruitment rate and the lower adherence rates among the higher-dose exercise groups.

One plausible explanation, among others, is that the higher mean airway pressure generated by oscillatory ventilation presented increased and possibly cor pulmonale-inducing afterload to the right ventricle, nullifying any potential benefit of modest recruitment.

The amount of non-aerated lung tissue was a small percentage of the total lung tissue weight, as expected in healthy lungs, and even if changing position from supine to prone resulted in modest lung recruitment, this did not correlate with functional residual capacity change.

The data provided evidence for only modest capillary recruitment in response to hypercapnia.

The age distribution is comparable, except that the study sample shows modest over-recruitment of women in the two youngest (<20 and 20 24 year old) age groups.

Endorsement of breast screening from primary care seems to have a consistent, albeit modest, effect on recruitment (Bankhead et al, 2001).

In a professional-cluster RCT requiring significant commitment from GPs, only one-third of GPs reached the (modest) planned patient recruitment target.