Sentence examples for risk of enrollment from inspiring English sources

Children with elevated B-Pb concentrations have an increased risk of enrollment in special education.

We do not believe that these values are explainable by the effect described by Suzuki et al., especially when (as is done in that analysis) we assume a colonization-positive risk of enrollment r[c] that is independent of bacterium distribution.

If r[c] and r[n] are the risk of enrollment among colonization-positive and colonization-negative children, respectively, then OR[case] = (r[n]/r[c] OR[pop], so that OR[case] <1 can be attributed to a higher risk among colonized children.

Each monitoring plan must be adapted to context and depends on the study's degree of risk, rate of enrollment of participants, experience of centers and principal investigators, etc.

"Many children come from areas where fighting continues," said Mr. Namegabe, which means "they are at risk of new enrollment.

Let rc be the risk for enrollment (that is, of developing the disease) among colonized children and rn be the risk for enrollment among noncolonized children.

Subjects contributed person-time at risk from year of enrollment (1993 1997) through 31 December 2007, date of first cancer diagnosis or date moved out of the state, whichever was earlier.

To date, intervention for the prevention of diabetes has followed a medical model of identification of individuals at risk and enrollment of at-risk volunteers into one-on-one or small group intervention trials.

Determining risk of LTFU at enrollment and initiation of ART and focused tracking are crucial to improve retention rates for patients on ART and care and monitoring.

A key application for a tool of this kind may lie in excluding patients at low risk of progression from enrollment into trials that evaluate management strategies initiated immediately after the diagnosis of AKI.

Due to the risk of birth defects, enrollment in this program is required for women of child-bearing age.