Sentence examples for targeted enrolment from inspiring English sources

The lower than targeted enrolment in the HIV-infected cohort limited our ability to make inferences on efficacy in that cohort.

Further comparisons among CME groups were undertaken with stratification by enrollment phase (i.e. whether or not practices were in the targeted enrolment group) and type of specialty (pediatric or family physician).

Lesotho's Deputy Principal Secretary of Health and Social Welfare, Moliehi Khabele, explained that the pilot phase is meant to develop and test effective systems for targeting, enrolment, payment to beneficiaries, monitoring, procurement and financial management – as well as training of stakeholders, public awareness and community involvement.

Seventy six of the enrolled practices were from the original group of 160 practices targeted for enrolment, and the remaining 45 were from the open enrollment period.

This low coverage is due to two major factors: a small proportion of private sector firms have been targeted for enrolment; and within the target group, few firms comply with the mandatory enrolment law.

37 of the 86 subjects systematically targeted for enrolment could not be traced because they and their families moved to unknown domiciles.

Regardless of the reason, the findings of this study suggest that patients with chronic stable angina need to be targeted for enrolment to a CR program and this may be best undertaken at the time of diagnostic angiography.

Sample size: considering a rate of ADR-SM possibly not over 1%% of ED patients (personal data), we targeted the enrolment of approximately 5,000 patients (in order to observe a minimum of 30 cases, alpha risk 0.05, power >0.80).

The cases in the NHS had a mean (SD) age of 56.7 (9.4) years, compared to 43.1 (5.1) years in the younger NHSII cohort, due to the different ages targeted for enrolment in each of the cohorts (table 1).

FOCUS began enrolling patients in September 2010 with a target enrolment of 302 patients.

All consecutive consenting adult patients undergoing cardiac surgery involving cardiopulmonary bypass and requiring postoperative insulin (>98% of patients) were enrolled in the study with a target enrolment of 100.