Sentence examples for apparent enrolment from inspiring English sources
One explanation for crossovers was the apparent enrolment of patients with tibial intramedullary canals that were too narrow to allow the passage of a smaller diameter non-reamed nail.
However, a steady decline by an average annual 1.5% in the net enrolment is apparent.
Auto-enrolment is an apparent success, except that it leaves young people paying twice, saving for their own pensions while also paying for the pensions of older generations through taxation".
Despite this apparent consensus, recent decades have seen decreasing enrolment in post-compulsory secondary school science and mathematics courses (AIG, 2015; Kennedy et al. 2014; Lyons & Quinn 2010; Office of the Chief Scientist 2012; Mack & Wilson 2015; Wilson & Mack 2014).
However, after reaching the target enrolment of 1,754 patients (597 events), the apparent mortality difference disappeared (34.2% versus 33.9%, p = 0.88).
This apparent difference was caused by a time lag in the enrolment of controls.
Nonetheless, despite still knocking along the bottom of every poverty index, Ethiopia has earned a reputation as a development success story, and donors, including the UK, are very keen to help, praising Ethiopia's apparent strong progress towards the UN's millennium development goals: increasing primary school enrolment and improving statistics on access to healthcare, water and so on.
The true value of the BKS became apparent in 2009, during which year 143 patients contacted investigators via the website to enquire about trial enrolment and 119 requests for second opinions were submitted via the secure e-messaging service.
Limited enrolment: 15 students.
Slowly enrolment has picked up.
