Sentence examples for restricted enrolment from inspiring English sources

This study restricted enrolment to the tumour necrosis factor α inhibitor/biologically naïve population on background MTX, thus limiting the ability to extrapolate efficacy and safety to biologically experienced subjects or to assess the safety of baricitinib with other background DMARDs commonly combined in RA treatment.

About 30% of acute stroke occurs in people aged over 80. 6 7 8 The NINDS National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Strokee) trial initially restricted enrolment to patients aged up to 80. 9 The age criterion was lifted after they enrolled 188 patients in part A of the trial, but they enrolled only 42 very elderly patients.

In this trial we elected to restrict enrolment to patients with moderate-to-severe ARDS with P/F <200.

In Opposites Attract, the decision was made not to restrict enrolment to those couples reporting UAI with each other in the months before baseline (as in the PARTNER Study).

Given the widespread use of early prenatal testing, restricting enrolment to women without prenatal testing would have dramatically reduced the available population, hindering the success of the registry.

Thirty eight of the studies (31.1%) restricted their enrolment to a specific subset of women (preterm labor, PROM, PPROM, prolonged rupture), while a majority of studies (n = 80, 65.6%) examined all pregnant women.

A phase III randomised trial using a similar chemotherapy and RT plan has been completed, with enrolment restricted to patients with WHO type IIa (nonkeratinising squamous cell carcinoma) and IIb (undifferentiated carcinoma) histologies (Wee et al, 2004).

To exclude potentially developing cases before or near the period of enrolment, we restricted our analysis to individuals who were diagnosed after 2 years of enrolment.

Even though the unit of enrolment was restricted to a household to limit adverse selection, this rule was not strictly followed.

For the CBHI scheme in Nouna, even though enrolment was restricted to a household, this rule was not strictly enforced and we found that there were partially enrolled households.

Restricting eligibility at enrolment to women who are ≤20 weeks gestation was intended to ensure that data on health status in early pregnancy are available for the whole cohort.