Sentence examples for subsequent enrolments from inspiring English sources

Careful documentation of outpatient attendance, subsequent enrolments and consent interviews will ensure that no patient is "selected" for inclusion or exclusion from the study.

One exception is the study by Zang and Wang [ 22] that analyzed the New Corporative Medical scheme in China and found that adverse selection persisted in the subsequent enrolments but did not become worse over time and even displayed a trend of decline, although this trend was not significant.

Current research has been predominantly focused on assessing prevalence rates using passive survey systems without subsequent enrolment in registries or offering longitudinal follow-up.

In order to increase the rate of HIV testing and subsequent enrolment into ART, in early 2004 the government introduced routine HIV testing (RHT) in government health facilities [ 4].

This was a quasiexperimental study involving the sequential enrolment of 122 pregnant women attending antenatal care who were at a gestational age of between 13 and 28 weeks for the study group and subsequent enrolment of the same one month after for the control.

To evaluate the effect of the treatment with imatinib mesylate on SSc-ILD, the study was structured according to Simon's optimal two-stage design [ 16], a strategy devised for phase II studies to limit the number of subjects who will undergo inefficacious therapy, consisting of two subsequent enrolment phases [ 16, 17].

Subsequent to enrolment in the trial, ART was provided to eligible study participants through routine government services for management of their HIV infection.

Eligibility for malaria surveillance and subsequent possible enrolment into the RCT included all children in the participating communities, aged between 12 and 72 months, at the start of the surveillance period and who were not severely wasted, defined as weight-for-height Z scores less than −3SD.

At the first postnatal contact 2169 women agreed to subsequent contact for enrolment in the trial and provided relevant details.

BMI was measured at four subsequent points after enrolment (after two, six, 10, and 14 weeks), so the participant's recovery was assessed during each of these four distinct time intervals.

This is despite the fact that the trial was not a technology trial, but designed to test the processes and record customer experiences and attitudes to the enrolment and subsequent verification of their face, fingerprint and iris biometrics.