Sentence examples for age enrollment from inspiring English sources
In the last decade, as private insurers accelerated their marketing of Medicare plans and baby boomers accustomed to managed care reached retirement age, enrollment in the private Medicare plans, called Medicare Advantage, surged.
By age, enrollment increased by 589,533 at age 4 and 68,455 at age 3. Note that a period of steady growth from 2004 to 2008 appears to have been halted by the impacts of the Great Recession on state revenues.
All models were adjusted for race, age, enrollment BMI, physical activity, and phase.
From a policy point of view states like Bihar, Odisha, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan need special attention aimed at attaining better achievement of the overall schooling enrollment, retentions, reduction of dropout rate and over-age enrollment specifically.
A total of 533 children were enrolled, and their median age at enrollment was 14 days.
Additional matching factors were age at enrollment (± 1 year) and date of enrollment (± 1/2 year).
In the other surveys, we calculated this variable for both current (age at enrollment minus duration of smoking in years) and former (age at enrollment minus years since quitting and duration of smoking) smokers.
Some baseline characteristics (eg, sex, age at enrollment) are expected to be available for all enrolled participants in all trials.
A limitation of the study is that the average age at enrollment was 63 years in the WHI controlled trials, with many women well past menopause at enrollment.
Follow-up of participants started at age of enrollment in the NOWAC Study (1991-1997, 2003–2007) or at age at menopause (for those women who were premenopausal at enrollment).
