Sentence examples for three enrolment from inspiring English sources

Details of the case and control enrolment in the New England Case Control (NECC) study were previously described (Terry et al, 2005; Harris et al, 2011); in brief, cases and controls from the NECC study of ovarian cancer come from three enrolment phases (1992 1997, 1998 2002 and 2003 2008) corresponding to three funding periods.

Briefly, a total of 6972 participants were recruited from four USA cities (Baltimore, MD; Chicago, IL, USA; Pittsburgh, PA, USA and Los Angeles, CA, USA) over three enrolment periods from April 1984 to August 2003: 4954 between 1984-1985, 668 between 1987 1991, and 1351 from 2001 2003.

The under-three enrolment rate is greater than the employment rate of mothers, regardless of the age of the child.

Seven (78%) positives originated from two of six enrolment facilities: Mwembeladu Hospital and Micheweni Health Center on Unguja and Pemba, respectively.

Between stages one and two, enrolment was stopped for 6 months.

Enrolment period was adjusted for because there was difference in HAART adherence between whites and African Americans between the two enrolment periods (Lazo et al, 2007).

In addition, there were 12/75 (16%) participants who received one or two injections of penicillin at one of the two enrolment sites before quantitative RPR titres were available that led the physician to decide to discontinue treatment.

The primary outcomes will be systolic and diastolic blood pressure measured at zero month (enrolment), six months (end of intervention period), and twelve months (maintenance period).

The Obama administration now has less than a month to hit their goal of six million enrolments through the sites.

When at least six enrolments were received the participants' ID numbers were sent for block randomisation, in an MS Excel worksheet, to a statistician (UJ) who was not otherwise involved in the study.

Of those who met the inclusion criteria, five rejected enrolment and six others could not be enrolled due to inadequate language skills (n=1), severe aphasia (n=1) or severe presbyacusis (n=4).