Sentence examples for because of enrolling from inspiring English sources
Consequently, both men and women feared breaking the existing social bonds because of enrolling in the trial.
Conversely, in the present study, the discouragement from the parents was the possibility that their sons could die because of enrolling in the trial and end the dependence chain.
In six studies selection bias is possible because the method of enrolling people for the study is not clear.
Nonresponding farms from the second mailing did not receive a reminder because the goal of enrolling 296 farms had been reached; this number was determined on the basis of power calculations assuming 50.0% prevalence and 5.5% precision.
The rate of 'unknown' in our study was relatively small, but this retrospective study may have encountered bias because of the difficulty of enrolling patients with an unknown cause after undergoing tests.
Last year, Paige left her Catholic school in Old Tappan, where absences were piling up because of her acting, and enrolled at the Professional Children's School near Columbus Circle, which tailors academic programs to students' careers.
Many will enroll because of false promises about the selectivity of the school, the urgency of enrolling immediately, the cost of attending, transferability of credits, job placement, starting salaries.
Because the aim of the present study was to evaluate the expression of EGFR, HER2, pAkt and pPI3K in CTCs, the presented data do not have the statistical power to establish clinical correlations because of the small number of enrolled patients.
And many of those who remain eligible are also left without coverage because of difficulties in enrolling, experts said.
6 The rate of 'unknown' in our study was relatively small, but this retrospective study may have encountered bias because of the difficulty enrolling patients with an unknown cause after undergoing tests.
Davis said VA officials are intentionally slow-walking the process because enrolling all of the combat vets at once would force them to admit they made a huge mistake.
