Sentence examples for consequences of enrolling from inspiring English sources

In this final installment of answers, Ms. Perna responds to questions about understanding financial aid award letters, eligibility for in-state tuition, scholarships for students with undeclared majors, and the benefits (and consequences) of enrolling part time in a pay-as-you-go approach to college.

This waiting time was an expected logistical and organisational consequence of enrolling the whole target population.

Short of enrolling the entire country in anger management, let me suggest we start by understanding the unintended consequences of three key trends.

The sample size employed is in part a consequence of the difficulty of enrolling 101 different emergency department physicians, i.e., physicians who had not previously participated in this study.

"The information requirements and levels of voter sophistication to accomplish cross-party raiding are daunting; and the opportunities for pay-off are scarce," Paradis told lawmakers at a hearing of the New York State Senate Elections Committee in 2009, intended to weigh the consequences of shortening the deadlines for enrolling in a political party before a primary.

Thinking of enrolling in graduate school?

UNICEF further noted, "The consequences of this delay are serious, and convincing families to enroll children at a younger age should be a point of policy emphasis, beginning with qualitative research to understand more about parental reluctant to enroll children on time".

*Categories bolded (A, B, C, D, E) indicate a general category of information required by the Canadian Tri-Council Policy STCPSment (TCPS).[ 13] ** "Consequences of non-action" designate the consequences of not being enrolled in the protocol.

The small sample size and the uneven group sizes are the consequence of our difficulties to enroll the intended number of 20 patients per group within the study period of 18 months.

Whether involved early in the disease or deleted as a consequence of genomic instability and enrolled as a partner in the progression of the malignant phenotype it will be important to establish the role of genes at fragile sites in relation to specific carcinogen exposure and disease behavior.

We enrolled 202 patients, and 58 were excluded as consequences of missing urine samples or an early ICU discharge precluding patient classification.