"potential enrolment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the number or amount of individuals who have the potential to enroll in a particular program or course. Example: The university was pleased with the high number of potential enrolments for their new engineering program.
On the basis of general criteria including age and history of cardiovascular disease, possible research participants were asked to attend screening clinics to formally assess their potential enrolment.
The gene signature was able to identify TNBC patients with a particularly poor prognosis (especially within the recently identified BL1, BL2 and M subtypes) and who thus might benefit from a more aggressive therapy regime or potential enrolment on to clinical trials of new (targeted) therapies.
Planned Caesarean section for term breech presentation has been shown in a large RCT to reduce stillbirths three-fold compared to vaginal breech delivery, but questions of feasibility, potential enrolment bias, and consequences of implementing this intervention routinely in low-/middle-income countries prevent a universal recommendation for its practice.
The EHR4CR QB is also being reused in a PIR scenario of the project, in which the EHR4CR QB allows users located at the clinical sites to identify eligible patient candidates for their potential enrolment in a certain CT if confirmed eligible.
The infants enrolled and those not enrolled had similar birth weights, gestation and reason for intubation, which is reassuring, but does not eliminate the potential for enrolment bias.
Current recommendations presuppose that, at some point in time, an informed consent process has taken place between researchers and participants; a process during which information about potential future enrolment in GDR studies has been provided and the opportunity for participants to indicate whether they want to be involved in future GDR has been given.
Personal information about potential and enrolled participants will be collected during the enrolment process through EARN's secure, encrypted online system.
Study coordinators at each site will visit the ICUs daily to identify potential candidates for enrolment.
Among the potential barriers to enrolment are affordability of premiums [ 15, 19], poor quality of health care services offered to members and limited referral services [ 4].
As a rule in the Navrongo Health Research Centre, all research studies require approval of the consent document by the ethics committee and witnessed informed consent from potential participants before enrolment.
Before enrolment, potential participants entering the study website were required to read a consent form and fill in a screening questionnaire in order to confirm eligibility.
