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This ongoing study was designed to enrol 5000 patients with thyroid cancer until 31 December 2014.

The expansion cohort was designed to enrol an additional 10 15 patients treated at MTD to obtain further safety/toxicity data and also PK and PD correlative studies.

Unlike indirect or statistics-based comparisons of RA patients which can have limited utility because of differences in patient populations and other factors, AMPLE was designed to enrol and directly compare subjects head-to-head in the same study.

In the recently published darunavir/ritonavir-based Grace trial [ 12], which was designed to enrol a high proportion of treatment-experienced women, no sex differences in efficacy were found, but the rate of treatment discontinuation was significantly higher in women (32.8%) compared with men (23.2%).

From our own previous experience and previously published studies, and assuming a response rate of approximately 80% for the intravenous arm, this study was designed to enrol 63 episodes per arm to ensure that the oral arm would not be 20% worse (i.e. 60%, equivalent) at a level of significance α=0.05 with power of 80% using a two-sided χ test (N Query sample size program).

This first study was originally designed to enrol three separate cohorts of children aged 0 3 years recruited from 24 small geographical areas selected to represent the population without sanitation in Salvador, called sentinel-areas [ 16, 17] These three cohorts were recruited in 1997, 2001 and 2003, respectively.

The central patient registry of the German AFNET is a multicentre prospective observational study designed to enrol patients at all levels of medical care.

To answer this question the EnROL trial has been designed to examine outcomes in a multicentre setting.

CLEAR was a randomized, prospective, single-blinded, multi-center study designed to enrol a total of 1500 subjects with typical pacing indications.

20 21 When the registry was designed and launched, it aimed to enrol approximately 420 pregnant women to reach the goal of 210 live births to evaluate the primary endpoint (risk of birth defects).

A variation on this design is to enrol patients with multiple sclerosis and a prior history of afferent visual system involvement to determine whether there is evidence of repair manifested as improvement in functional or structural measures.