Sentence examples for start of enrolment from inspiring English sources

However, they exclude adalimumab from the analysis justifying this by a later start of enrolment on the German market.

The proportion of patients with diabetes is higher in contemporary trials, including PARADIGM-HF, compared with SOLVD-T and this may in part reflect newer and lower diagnostic thresholds for diabetes since the start of enrolment in SOLVD-T.

Documentation from the Chair of our independent Research Ethics Board was provided to BMJ Open attesting to the version of the protocol provided to them prior to the start of enrolment.

The dose of denosumab in the pivotal trial by Fizazi et al. was 120 mg s.c. every 4 weeks until discontinuation or until the primary cut-off date, which occurred about 41 months after start of enrolment [ 79].

For example, in a sentence that contains enough language clues (i.e. words and phrases) for the system to recognize the context for start date of enrolment, the first appearance of a date is returned as the target for this element.

For example, start date of enrolment is extracted as the first string that looks like 'a date', sample size is an integer number with a reference to people (patients, women, subjects, etc)., funding organization is a sequence of words with the first letter capitalized.

We performed primary analyses in all trials; secondary analyses were restricted to contemporary trials with start of patient enrolment in 1999 or later, which corresponds to the start of patient enrolment in COURAGE.

Patients previously receiving long-acting anticholinergics were switched to short-acting anticholinergics at the start of the enrolment period.

Population controls were sampled at four occasions after the start of case enrolment, the first time in October 1995 and the last time in August 1997.

The delay between the start of patient enrolment and the issue of the ISRCTN arose from an administrative misunderstanding, and the trial was registered as soon as possible after this was discovered.

While lifetime residential histories were collected, the exposure period was restricted to 1975 to the start of study enrolment (1994), due to the presence of recall bias in earlier reported histories (explained in more detail in the discussion section) as well as the lack of information on postal code locations, air pollution monitoring data and geographic information prior to 1975.