Sentence examples for participate a case from inspiring English sources

Patients gave their informed consent to participate, a case history was taken and the following assessments were done: (1) modified Localized Scleroderma Skin Severity Index (mLoSSI) [ 9], (2) cutaneous induration, (3) visual analogue scale, (4) punch biopsy and (5) safety evaluation.

"It was a relief to be able to participate in a case clear to me," Stoppard says.

The method is found to be effective for predicting the spatial variation in the response when both the direct and reverberant fields participate strongly, a case not well predicted by statistical energy analysis, or by the conductivity method.

From 2007-2011, 341 HIV+ blood donors from 4 blood centers were recruited to participate in a case control study to identify risk exposure.

From 2007-2011, 341 HIV+ blood donors from 4 blood centers were recruited to participate in a case control study to identify risk exposure and motivation to donate.

Homer et al. presented a statistical inference approach that computes the likelihood of a patient to participate in a case group whose aggregate allele frequencies on many SNV were shared [ 10].

Since auguritids and pinacitids branched off from the same origin, the characters displaying directed trends shared by both lineages and supported by the statistical analysis can potentially participate to a case of parallel evolution.

The postpartum telephonic intervention is introduced as a new program being offered by the RPSC to new mothers with a GDM history; therefore, contact with the RPSC and willingness to participate in a case management program for GDM offered by the health system during pregnancy is required.

She participated in a case study a couple years ago on a major telecom company.

Study design: European centers (n = 8) with access to population-based type 1 diabetes registries (>90% degree of ascertainment) participated in a case control study focusing on early exposures and risk factors for type 1 diabetes.

Another provision of the law demands that federal judges disqualify themselves from participating in a case if their "impartiality might reasonably be questioned".