Sentence examples for complicate enrollment from inspiring English sources

"It does really complicate enrollment and outreach," said Jill Hanken of the Virginia Poverty Law Center.

Beside ethical constraints, there are challenges for performing informative pharmokinetics/pharmacodynamics studies during pregnancy including unfriendly designs burdened by intense sampling schedules and long waiting times (at least one dosing interval) that further complicate enrollment.

MIAMI — As many states prepare to introduce a linchpin of the 2010 health care law — the insurance exchanges designed to make health care more affordable — a handful of others are taking the opposite tack: They are complicating enrollment efforts and limiting information about the new program.

The comparison of clinical manifestations of Borrelia spp. infection of patients from Russia and the United States was complicated by enrollment at different times and from different locations, although we assessed the same 11 clinical manifestations at each location.

Important amendments to the study (most notably relating to duration in the study), as well as the multiple sources of enrollment, complicate its interpretation and possibly make the data less generalizable.

Because these outcomes can be assessed only in survivors, the analysis of functional status and quality of life, at a specified time point after enrollment, is complicated by the high mortality rates of critically ill patients [ 38].

Changing demographics and challenges to affirmative action complicate the admissions process even as colleges and universities seek to diversify enrollments.

And to further complicate matters, Ontario's universities are bracing themselves for an anticipated 90,000-student surge in undergraduate enrollments by 2010.

Managing a college's enrollment has become more complicated in recent years as the number of applications submitted by the average student has soared.

For insurers, the squishy enrollment deadlines are further complicated by the fact that CMS still hasn't finished building out the back end of the health-care website, which handles the bulk of the marketplace functions that is, handling insurance subsidies and compensation for health-care plans and actually confirming enrollments.

Out of 415 parents informed about the study, only 132 gave consent for their child's enrollment due to the very complicated living conditions in this rural setting.