Sentence examples for recruitment reported from inspiring English sources

The study found that on-site monitoring visits had no significant effect on patient recruitment, reported as: centres recruiting at least one patient (control 34 of 67, intervention 35 of 68, p>0.05) or total numbers of patients recruited (control 271, intervention 302, p>0.05).

In December, the Connecticut Commission on Teacher and School Administrator Shortage and Minority Recruitment reported that there were 5,000 teachers certified in elementary education, "an area where the state has an oversupply".

LinkedIn, which has a broader mix of revenue streams than Twitter and is generating a greater amount of revenue from recruitment, reported a 44 per cent jump in 4 Quarter revenue to $643m, well ahead of the consensus forecast of $617m.

Their identification, age (dentition), sex, body condition score, duration of lameness at recruitment (reported by farmers) and the presence of pus in affected feet were recorded.

Studies based on hospital recruitment reported sepsis incidence rates of 9.2 (95% CI 8.2 10.3) in Malawi [ 29] and 7.8 (95% CI 4.4 11.5) in Nigeria [ 18] per 1000 live births.

13 Participants that at recruitment reported cancer (n=13 283), diabetes (n=11 240), myocardial infarction or heart disease (n=5266) or stroke (n=3246) were excluded from the analyses (n=30 665 in total).

Initial recruitment, reports the Canadian Press, is expected to begin in the coming weeks.

Legal study agreements are made between trial sponsor and each additional study site regarding performance of the study, timelines and recruitment, reporting, data management, confidentiality and intellectual property, publication, liability and indemnification, termination, law and venue.

While there may be universal elements to improving clinical research recruitment, reports of successful recruitment strategies for non-intervention studies are often directed at the particular target demographic group, for example: African American Elders [ 5], palliative care patients and their carers [ 6], adolescent mothers [ 7] and individuals from minority groups [ 8].

According to the City′s recruitment report, many of these human resources are recruited among local young people and minorities (122, p. 5).

And another link takes you to the New Scientist's recruitment reports on science in Singapore.