Sentence examples for continued enrolment from inspiring English sources

Shutting people out of a university education is not the answer, continued enrolment growth is essential to our country's future workforce challenges.

This is the model for deferred, or continuing consent: a child is enrolled in a study, preferably with limited explanation and verbal assent; but informed consent for continued enrolment in the study is deferred until the child has stabilised and/or the parent or guardian is able to assimilate study information sufficiently to make an informed decision [ 6, 50].

Although results have not yet been fully published, the Kenyan and Ugandan trials were stopped in December 2006, as the Data Safety and Monitoring Board determined that the protective effect of MC was sufficiently strong that continued enrolment was unethical, and it was necessary to offer circumcision to the control groups [ 16, 17].

The SHCS is a prospective cohort with continuing enrolment of HIV-infected adults [ 17].

So just to get more patients [not losing patients to them who continue enrolment in CY] we have continued to participate in this scheme".

Gender Achievements and Prospects in Education (GAP) looks specifically at the continuing enrolment imbalances between girls and boys at the primary school level.

A reviewer committee, formed by two experts external to the study, and an external statistician, was thus consulted on the utility of continuing enrolment.

Ensuring students stay enrolled After acknowledging efforts made by the Government of India towards institutionalizing hand-washing with soap in schools, Mr. Alonso highlighted the importance of sanitation facilities as a critical factor for ensuring continuing enrolment and preventing dropouts.

Moreover, there was reluctance by the clinical team to continue enrolment into a trial with a compromised intervention strategy and a concern that adoption of the standard approach to fluid resuscitation was increasingly becoming the more justifiable approach.

Follow-up continued from enrolment through the 4-month paediatric visit.

Thus, prompted by studies that investigated student views about future enrolment in upper secondary school science, and the continuing low enrolment of females in physics and advanced mathematics, our research investigated the views and experiences of female students currently taking secondary school physics.