Sentence examples for started participation from inspiring English sources

As this individual had not entered the investigative treatment phase, we considered that they had not actually started participation and should be eliminated from the analyses, leaving 63 enrolled participants in the ITT population, 34 given octanediol followed by placebo and 29 given placebo followed by octanediol.

Thirteen patients had atypical courses due to severe disease (myocardial infarction, stroke, accidents, and cancer) and one patient started participation in a placebo trial after inclusion.

The response rate was 40% (N = 79,932), including two percent declining participation and seven percent who started participation but did not complete the study questionnaire.

4262 women who required hormone treatment started participation in this follow-up study after having prescribed the hormone therapy, but 117 women stopped soon.

Participants can withdraw from the study at any time even after starting participation in the study.

With athletes starting participation at a younger level, they may enter the collegiate level of play better trained and less at risk for injury.

Action Item #22 in the task force report recommended that gun manufacturers and gun range owners "promote youth programs, which are important in that they start participation at a young age".

Using survey data, Huber et al (2011) studied One-Euro-Jobbers who started their participation between November 2006 and March 2007 for up to nine months after programme start.

"When I gradually started social participation, I had pressure sores again....I imagined that I could go here and there if I did not have pressure sores".

In the meantime, the laboratories have started their participation in the international BCR-ABL standardization project (EUTOS for CML) 12; however, any CFs for the calculation into the IS had not yet been and recently observed CF should not be applied retrospectively.

Since the Great Recession started, the participation-rate decline, which began around 2001, has accelerated sharply.