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Although we don't know whether any of those companies were actually recruited or joined ALEC, the documents do remind the public of APSCU's partnership with the group that advanced controversial gun and voting laws just as it opens a two-day event in Washington this morning, called "Inaugural State of the Workforce Symposium: From Education to Employment".

Official statistics in Malaysia indicate that female drug users are very rare, and none were actually recruited for the study.

Flow charts of patients display how many patients were eligible for the study, how many were actually recruited, how many received the index test, how many received the reference standard, etc.

The number of subjects in each of the five radiological categories of density that were actually recruited were as follows: <10% n=101, 10<25% n=62, 25<50%, n=60, 50<75%, n=60, and ⩾75%, n=99.

Given the incidence and variance of such outcomes, more than 100 hospitals would have been needed to show a 30% difference in the composite outcome, whereas only 23 hospitals were actually recruited.

We therefore calculated a recruitment index (RI) for each individual centre as a factor of the rate of recruitment per centre (the mean number recruited per week) and the percentage of the people eligible for the study who were actually recruited (Table  2).

However, there are concerns that the campaign videos don't do enough to address the nuts and bolts of how young people are actually recruited into extremist communities.

Our study provides the first evidence that the host arginine transporter mCAT1 is actually recruited to intracellular BCG.

This finding provides important insight to the longstanding question about how PRCs are actually recruited to target genes.

Moreover, experimental therapies may be available outside clinical trials, explaining in part why only 3% of US cancer patients are actually recruited into clinical trials.

However, in most studies a relatively small proportion of those invited is actually recruited and it is uncertain whether the symptoms under investigation differ between those who accept and decline the invitation.