Sentence examples for previous recruitment from inspiring English sources

This assumption is breached when a social network exhibits strong transitivity ('the friend of my friend is also my friend') such that respondents may attempt to recruit peers sampled in previous recruitment waves.

At a previous recruitment drive, the Los Angeles Police Department screened 4,000 applications in three days.

Despite the relative failure of their previous recruitment in Scotland, by the end of the year United had signed Gavin Crawford and Harry Munro from north of the border as the Blades entered 1891 in more positive form.

Such changes mid-enrollment can counteract previous recruitment strategies.

Previous recruitment rates for evaluation studies have indicated that most staff are willing to participate.

Exclusion criteria included a requirement for a lifesaving or emergency intervention, inability to give consent, or previous recruitment in the trial.

In its first year of operation, the scheme has seen its annual intake of 100 graduate trainees come from 41 different education institutions – a rise of nearly 30 per cent on the number represented in the previous year under the old recruitment system.

We anticipate that most, if not all, staff will be willing to participate because of the endorsement of our research by administrators at the two institutions and based on previous HCP recruitment rates for evaluation studies [ 47, 48].

Additionally, and unlike most previous studies, recruitment was based on GA, which prevented the bias arising when the birth weight criterion is employed to study the relationship between antenatal and perinatal factors and neonatal outcomes.

A review of our previous studies' recruitment and activity status data revealed that the lost to follow-up rate was slightly higher than 5% therefore the sample size was increased to 424 participants.

These factors include non-professional links such as historical colonial ties, ease of travel between the two countries with little time difference and direct flights, large expatriate communities, frequency of dual citizenship, common language, as well as professional factors such as previous active recruitment (14) and similar medical school academic standards.