Sentence examples for comfortable enrolling from inspiring English sources

In an online exercise, the expert panel indicated whether they would classify the patient as having gout with sufficient confidence to feel comfortable enrolling that patient into a Phase 3 trial of a new urate-lowering agent.

A majority of the participants were not comfortable with enrolling children in medical research.

The fact that enrolment of the senior residents was on a voluntary basis could have introduced a form of selection bias in the study as those enrolling themselves in the study might have been those individuals that were more comfortable with bedside ultrasound.

"Directly enrolling these children in mainstream schools may not always be possible, particularly in the case of older ones who will not be comfortable if seated with younger ones.

Unsurprisingly, the vast majority of residents currently enrolled did not feel comfortable performing it.

He was enrolled in college, with a clean, safe, comfortable place to live.

New research to be presented at the American Society of Criminology's annual meeting in November has found that women are more likely to enroll in classes if they are more sociable, comfortable and convenient.

In addition, the pool of participants was drawn from a larger group all of whom were enrolled in an online course, thus likely to be more experienced and comfortable with online learning environments generally.

Don't enroll your child into something they're not good at or don't feel comfortable doing, but challenge them to try something new.

The two dozen performers, enrolled with the Be Mused Children's Theater Company of White Plains, ranged in age from 7 to 11 and hailed from comfortable suburbs.

He enrolled in Oral Roberts University but left without graduating because, he said, as a gay man he did not feel comfortable at a Christian school.