Sentence examples for second round of recruitment from inspiring English sources

It also meant that we were unable to initiate a second round of recruitment in a bid to recruit a subgroup of responders from the overall pool of non-responders.

A second round of recruitment was initiated from recommendations of initial respondents (snowball sampling) and from contacting key personnel in the industry including store managers and Pharmacy Guild staff.

A second round of recruitment took place to obtain participants of ethnic groups other than White British by asking GPs to distribute recruitment packs opportunistically during face-to-face consultations.

The drop in participation around presentation of the third set of decriptions results from a combination of (a) increased panel membership following the second round of recruitment and (b) initial access problems experienced by new panel members, mostly related to incorrect email addresses and incorrect or forgotten logins and passwords.

We assessed completed analysis of the interviews for data saturation (the point at which new categories or themes no longer emerged from further data 20) in order to decide whether to initiate a second round of recruitment, which was agreed to be unnecessary.

A total of 55 subjects were recruited through telephone contacts and 65 through mailings from the first round of recruitment.

The Centre will be active next autumn, following a first round of recruitment.

However, the initial closing date for 2003 has now passed, so you would be dependent on vacancies left after the first round of recruitment or have to wait until next year--which is great if you fancy taking a gap year!

A sample of over 200 chill-inducing music selection submitted through the first round of recruitment can be found in supplementary files online (Table S1).

Finally in a third round of recruitment we conducted door-to-door solicitations at 306 homes targeting previously randomly selected parcels and were able to enroll 18 additional participants.

It is no longer a frenzied mopping up of spare places and unplaced students but a second round of mainstream recruitment.