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From a behavioural perspective, at a price level equal to the average premium contribution of formal sector workers 35% of informal workers should be expected to enrol in the BHI.

Shaw says she was expected to enrol claimants on back-to-work courses.

This autumn, more new students are expected to enrol at UK universities than ever before.

Around 100 students are expected to enrol in the first year, but it is anticipated that the number could reach 2,000 within three years.

Rational, risk averse individuals are expected to enrol in the NHIS to protect themselves from catastrophic health expenditure in the event of ill health.

By 2014, another 400 million people are expected to enrol to get a 12-digit unique identification number - also called Aadhaar or foundation - fulfilling the scheme's mandate to cover about half of India's people.

An estimated 5.5 million children are expected to enrol for classes in 2004.

Investigators in each participating country were expected to enrol at least 200 patients.

Approximately 300 medical institutions nationwide will participate in the present study, and each investigational site is expected to enrol eligible patients at a 1 1 ratio as assigned to groups A and B, respectively.

The trial is expected to enrol a total of 360 patients that will be evaluated for efficacy (HAM-D score, as primary endpoint, after 8 weeks of treatment) and safety.

Apart from the nutritional importance of school feeding, such programmes are expected to act as an incentive to parents to enrol their children at school and for children to attend regularly.