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Meanings of accrual in anglès

portuguès
acúmulo
català
acumulació
espanyol
acumulación

The act of accumulating.

acumulació
espanyol
devengo

In finance, adding together of interest or different investments over a period of time.

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Usage of accrual in anglès
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Further patient accrual and longer follow-up will allow comparison to other techniques.
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Also, the duration of SLE was increased and damage accrual was greater.
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The study was terminated in 1998 because of slow accrual of patients.
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Feasibility of large-scale accrual, prospective tumor collection, and molecular stratification was demonstrated.
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Still, moving to an accrual system should be done slowly and cautiously.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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The door grated over the accrual of debris as he opened it.
The Scarlet Gospels
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This trial was terminated before the scheduled enrollment due to poor accrual.
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CCOPs in areas with fewer medical school-affiliated hospitals had greater treatment trial accrual.
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Introduction: Wnt signaling regulates many aspects of development including postnatal accrual of bone.
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Early landmark analysis is especially useful for decision making when accrual is fast.
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Others are increasing member contributions or reducing the rate of accrual.
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Exercise is key for bone mass accrual during growth, specifically plyometric jump training.
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The trial is closed to accrual and is registered at ClinicalTrials.gov, number NCT01583283.
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CCTs require adequate patient involvement but accrual rates are low globally.
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This study did not meet the predefined criteria to proceed with additional accrual.
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Four randomized studies have been conducted and all had a suboptimal patient accrual.
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Translations for accrual
Accrual through the time
Accrual across language varieties
United States of America
Common