Sentence examples for selective enrolment from inspiring English sources

In order to limit selection bias (ie, selective enrolment of vaccinated children), participating centres were asked to enrol ILI cases on a specified day of the week (up to three or four consecutive cases per week) blind to vaccination status.

The results however are unlikely to be affected by selection bias due to selective enrolment as we had 100% case ascertainment within centres.

They can try for one of the "selective enrolment" schools, which choose their pupils after a test.

Because of selective enrolment, more females, higher educated claimants, and less ethnical minorities were reached.

Problems with recruitment can also lead to selective enrolment, reducing the generalisability of trial results [ 3].

18 Selective enrolment of participants was also found in cardiovascular trials.

The school has a non-selective enrolment policy for all years but Year 11, and caters for approximately 1,250 girls from age four (Branxton Reception) to age eighteen (Year 12), including 65 boarders.

The potential for selective patient enrolment in registries can also lead to bias, towards those with greater risk for certain events or with greater disease.

Finally, it has also been implied that clinical stroke trials are not selective enough with respect to their enrolment criteria, and thereby might miss potentially useful interventions, whereas experimental trials typically study a specific mechanism or a very specific type of stroke, and therefore yield more selective and more promising results (Gladstone et al., 2002).

Selective universities have moved swiftly to increase enrolments and income from tuition fees, with Ucas figures showing that they increased acceptances by 4% this year compared with just 1% for institutions with lower entry requirements.

Disease-related treatment prior to enrolment included anticholinergics (55.5% of patients), inhaled selective β2-agonists (49.1%), xanthines (18.6%), mucolytics (16.0%), inhaled β-agonists/other drugs for obstructive airway disease (10.8%) and systemic selective β2-agonists (7.0%); these prior treatments were well balanced across the three treatment groups.