Sentence examples similar to proper enrolment from inspiring English sources
Echocardiography was offered to all patients at the time of the enrolment, after proper briefing on its clinical importance relevant to their management options; however, 54 patients chose to undergo it.
In a similar manner to phase II studies, they are needed to select the proper patient population for trial enrolment.
Some patients were too deeply sedated at the time of enrolment to permit proper use of the ICDSC.
The National Department of Education, the National Department of Health and UNICEF are working hard to ensure schools are fitted with proper sanitation equipment to improve enrolment and retention rates particularly for girls.
Most randomized clinical trials with new drugs tend to avoid the enrolment of >50 years patients with proper comorbities of old age.
The participants in the intervention group will be advised on safe exercise practices and proper measures to prevent exercise-related injury during enrolment.
One noted: "Every ten years we say we have too many and we close down enrolments and then every five years thereafter we say we have too few and open up enrolments again and there's never a proper fit".
A recent study has shown that factors such as distance to schools, lack of proper facilities and shortages of female teachers all act as barriers to girls' enrolment.
In addition to the 'big sister' programme, UNICEF's support for enrolment includes building water points and latrines in primary schools; without proper water and sanitation, children are more likely to drop out of school.
Girls' attendance increases with sanitation in schools April 2008 - This is the story of how the UNICEF water and sanitation hygiene - WASH project has played a major role in facilitating enrolment and retention in schools across the country through the provision of proper sanitation amenities.
There are three steps in operational settings for proper care of TB/HIV patients: 1) referral from the TB clinic; 2) attendance at an ART clinic and enrolment in HIV care; and 3) commencement of ART.
