Sentence examples for recruits in a study from inspiring English sources

Serologic indices denoting previous vaccination were found in 32.6% of navy recruits in a study performed in 1998 [ 3], while only 12.2% of a general population (over 18 years old) studied in south-western Greece had such indices in 2002 [ 4].

In fact an RCT called MeleVID of adjuvant vitamin D for stage 2 melanoma is registered as recruiting in a study organized by the European Institute of Oncology in Milan.

An additional six women belonged to an unselected group of breast cancer cases recruited in a study on p53 mutations and risk factors using paraffin-embedded samples.

All individuals participating in the breast cancer study were originally recruited in a previous study described in Bonilla et al. [ 22].

This study has a number of strengths including a large sample size recruited in a multicenter study, and the use of validated patient-reported measures as possible predictors of adherence behaviour.

On the basis of these results, a clear indication arises directing to the involvement of PTGDS in the manifestation of CA, by decreasing pain threshold, as verified in MOH abusers and in migraineurs patients recruited in a previous study [27].

In a previous analysis of 57 patients with oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and recruited in a prospective study [27], we showed that the parameters derived from baseline FDG-PET were good predictors of outcome after CRT: larger tumour volume and higher SUVmax/TLG were associated to poor outcome at 3 months.

A convenience sample of 35 chiropractors was recruited in a previous study as described elsewhere [ 6].

EBV-derived EBNA3B831 839-specific T cEBNA3B831 839-specificm an HLA-B15 donor recruiTed in a previous study 40.

In brief, the patients were recruited in a prospective study at the Clinic for Infectious Diseases, University Hospital, Lund, Sweden.

The subjects were recruited in a single study centre with the help of two local chest physicians and newspaper advertisements.