Sentence examples for delayed enrollment from inspiring English sources

Just over 10% of the cohort was enrolled more than 6 months post-EDI (Table 1); however, delayed enrollment was not associated with infecting HIV subtype nor was it associated with any of the three outcomes.

Wiggly, easily distracted and less mature, boys are more likely to be held back than girls, but delayed enrollment is now common for both sexes.

A single-day difference in date of birth can mean an entire year of delayed enrollment.

An American study looks at age-related rules (e.g., birthday and kindergarten policies) and focuses on the influence of delayed enrollment on learning.

For the remaining infants in the sample, data were missing for various reasons, including delayed enrollment to the study (n = 7) and technical difficulties/fussiness (n = 23).

The Cox models were restricted to participants from discordant couples only and to volunteers with and without delayed enrollment, to assess the robustness of the study's conclusions.

In Arizona, the governor's health policy adviser, Anne M. Winter, said the federal requirement would "reduce or delay enrollment for eligible individuals, mostly U.S. citizens".

For example, health policy experts said, insurers could offer discounts to people who sign up early, and they could increase premiums for people who delay enrollment.

Under Medicare, beneficiaries may have to pay higher premiums if they delay enrollment beyond the time when they first become eligible.

She decided to stay, with the intention of becoming a schoolteacher; she would need to complete a one-year training course but chose to delay enrollment until she'd finished her book.

As to the 1-percent-per-month penalty imposed on those who delay enrollment, this clearly shows a bias toward the insurance and pharmaceutical companies that helped write this program and that will benefit financially from it.