Sentence examples for As enrolling from inspiring English sources

"It's not necessarily the same thing as enrolling the trial and stopping in the middle".

The White House has accommodated state officials looking to expand Medicaid while undertaking reforms, such as enrolling new beneficiaries into private health insurance plans rather than traditional Medicaid.

- A meaningful investment in high-quality early childhood education -- such as enrolling the 40percentt of kids under five who don't attend any sort of preschool program -- would add $2 trillion to the gross domestic product within a generation.

Officials in Indiana and Viriginia, however, already have indicated that they do not plan to set up health insurance exchanges, and Utah Gov. Gary Herbert (R) has asked Obama to approve the state's existing exchange even though it doesn't provide key functions required under the health care reform law, such as enrolling eligible people on Medicaid.

While this new public funding allowed the school to remain open much longer than before 200 days in 1886 enrollment was significantly lower than it was prior to the Civil War, with an 1889 report listing Auburn High School as enrolling fewer than 20 students.

We also cannot exclude residual effects such as enrolling a subject in a trial, which may explain the positive, though not significant, intercept with the y-axis that we observed.

HHS counts someone as "enrolled" if he has chosen a health plan.

And this figure is far lower than the reality on the ground where children who go to school one or two days per month are counted as "enrolled".

As enrolled nurses, we are not supposed to be delivering (in the labour room, but we do it).

Practices in which at least one physician completed a questionnaire prior to CME were regarded as enrolled practices.

We considered those who were registered with the MHO at the time of the survey as enrolled.