Sentence examples for timing of enrolment from inspiring English sources

Reasons for these negative results include timing of enrolment, endpoint selection and heterogeneous subjects.

The duration of treatment ranged from 259 to 335 days for prophylaxis subjects, and from 105 to 155 days for on-demand subjects, with subjects receiving prophylaxis participating in the study longer than on-demand subjects (mean = 315 vs. 131 days) due to the timing of enrolment into the subsequent study.

Consequently, timing of assessment of antenatal depression (i.e., trimester of pregnancy at the time of enrolment) was included in the classification tree; however, findings suggested that it did not influence the outcome (i.e., antenatal depression).

These studies clearly indicate that beyond demographic and socio-economic factors, social and cultural factors as well as individual perception of pregnancy and care impact women's timing of ANC enrolment.

Institutional rigidities in payment modality and timing of the enrolment campaign in relation to seasonal revenue fluctuations [ 43] were also found to contribute to the uptake of CBHI in Burkina-Faso.

†Status at time of enrolment.

Medical records were reviewed from time of enrolment to a minimum of 6 months post-enrolment.

For the final (and interim) analyses descriptive statistics on enrolment rates, timing of intervention delivery, frequency and coverage of home visits, receipt of components of the basic package, reported care practices, and health and demographic characteristics of newborn, mother, and households will be examined for balance across the groups.

The total duration of the intervention was 6 8 months depending on timing of the first antenatal visit and enrolment in the study.

Selected process-related data variables were entered at the field level to enable rapid feedback on essential implementation variables (e.g. enrolment, coverage and timing of home visits, etc).

The time patients spent in ADHERE varied because of the rolling enrolment from CHARM, different timing of study site closure and movement of patients to commercial drug.