Sentence examples for permit the enrollment from inspiring English sources

Although the BOLERO-3 protocol initially excluded patients with CNS metastases, it was amended in January 2011 to permit the enrollment of patients with previously treated CNS metastases, as long as the last treatment for those metastases was received ≥8 weeks before randomization.

The protocol also permitted the enrollment of patients who were thought by the investigator to have a low risk of death despite a higher APACHE II score or multiorgan failure.

He noted approvingly that Mr. Bremer had agreed to permit the re-enrollment of Iraqi military officers with honorable records, to ease the "de-Baathification" program to allow some professionals who were party members to return to their jobs, and to post the names of detainees in police stations and courthouses.

This process of enrollment will permit the researchers to focus study resources on the initial phase at one workplace at a time, to ensure that each workplace is prepared and motivated to start.

In a budget deal, the Legislature agreed to permit the university to establish its own cap and also tied additional university funding to the increasing enrollment of California residents.

To permit the identification of comorbid conditions and to assess long-term outcomes, eligible patients had ≥1 year of health plan enrollment before the admission date with continuous enrollment during the inpatient episode and ≥90 days of enrollment following the discharge date (unless death occurred first).

In addition, the need to mandate subgroup classification at diagnosis and the value of this classification for patients with relapsed disease to permit their enrollment on subgroup-specific targeted therapies was discussed.

Many cities, including New York and Los Angeles, already permit open enrollment.

Most literature about the grade school impacts of attending public preschool have examined targeted Pre-K programs (e.g., income dependent) which do not permit universal enrollment.

Successful enrollment is a challenge in most Alzheimer's disease (AD) trials, and permitting the participation of these young motivated patients could aid recruitment.

After publication of the ATS/IDSA guidelines in 2005, the study was amended to permit enrollment of patients with HCAP that did not qualify as VAP or HAP.