Sentence examples for selectively enrolled from inspiring English sources

First, to eliminate the influence of potential confounders that might interfere EPC counts, we applied very strict exclusion criteria and selectively enrolled matched controls.

However, these trials selectively enrolled patients with lower risk, single-vessel coronary artery disease (CAD) and limited the follow-up period to 1 year or less.

Because many intrinsic or exogenous factors could influence the number of circulating EPCs, we applied very strict exclusion criteria and selectively enrolled matched controls to eliminate the influence of these confounders.

The population was selectively enrolled to achieve a relatively even distribution of different sepsis severities.

All patients were treated with multiple field techniques with computed treatment planning and were selectively enrolled because they were considered at high risk of developing clinical radiation oesophagitis due to at least 12 cm cranial-caudal length of oesophagus being included in the planning target volume (PTV).

In addition, elderly people in poor health may have selectively enrolled in either the Indigent Health Insurance or Farmers Health Insurance (FHI) schemes introduced in 1989, or fraudulently used vouchers of people with insurance coverage to visit a doctor, something that was not uncommon in the previous system.

Rajkotia & Frick [32] tested for the presence of adverse selection in the NHIS in Nkoronza district in the Brong Ahafo Region in Ghana after the district scheme introduced a premium waiver for all children less than 18 years in exchange for full household enrolment as a way of discouraging households from selectively enrolling their sickest (high-risk) members.

Programs quasi-randomly assigned to a lower star rating also experienced enrollment declines, which is consistent with the hypothesis that parents responded to information about program quality by selectively enrolling away from programs with lower ratings.

Our main concern in trying to identify the effects of major peer groups on different college outcomes is that students selectively enroll in colleges with different peer characteristics.

The domains and their source are summarised here: (1a) Random sequence generation (possible selection bias, Cochrane 'Risk of bias' tool) Selection bias could occur if allocation to intervention or control groups can be predicted in advance and if participants or clusters of participants are enrolled selectively.

Private charter schools - able to enroll selectively, and often not held to the same accountability standards required of public schools - risk re-segregating schools.