Sentence examples for participation treated from inspiring English sources

The acupuncture and the standard care cohort were, except for study participation, treated according to clinical routines, including the use of rescue antiemetics.

Nevertheless, these findings present a very positive picture of the communication received by patients in the United Kingdom about clinical trial participation, treated by the MDTs being studied.

The provisional Kiswahili version was pilot tested on forty-nine adult cancer patients, native speakers of Kiswahili, in a mental and physical condition to permit/manage participation, treated and cared for at ORCI.

Also the Finnish land use planning system, in which there are legal requirements for impact assessment including public participation, treats planning (zoning) and development as separate processes, which means that the details of planned development, issues of great public interest, are outside the scope of assessment and stakeholder involvement [ 37].

In experimental studies, this problem is addressed by randomly assigning farmers to treatment and control status, where the outcome observed on the control households (non-participants) are statistically representative of what would have occurred without participation for treated farmers (participants).

It should be noted that the analysis is based on 'occasions of participation', i.e., one single teacher may have participated more than once, and each occasion of participation is treated as a separate unit.

Thus, it is unlikely that limiting patient participation to those treated with olanzapine had a significant effect on the results of the study.

Israeli participation can be treated as part of international business until the transition matures into direct partnership between more equal actors.

All patients (adults and children's parents or guardians) provided written informed consent for participation and were treated according to the standard protocols of the Hematology Service of the Hospital Universitario "Dr. José E. González", School of Medicine of the Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon (UANL), Mexico.

Although PICUs of both groups were of similar size, some of the non-participating PICUs, where paediatricians indicated lack of time as reason for non-participation, may have treated a higher number of patients, or patients with higher acuity.

In the other three degrees of participation, the accessory is treated as a principal in the first degree.