Sentence examples for effect of enrollment from inspiring English sources

Table 1 shows the effect of enrollment in the NHIS on formal antenatal check-ups.

Table 9 The effect of enrollment rates on teenage fertility rates ('incapacitation' effect).

In this paper, we examine the effect of enrollment in separate elementary and middle schools relative to enrollment in a K-8 school using longitudinal data from an anonymous district in the United States.

There also remained a strong protective effect of enrollment or treatment initiation before 2009 (Table 3).

Overall, however, it seems unlikely that a large component of the effect of enrollment in the subsidized regime on whether an HIV test is ordered during ANC is due to patient refusal of a testing offer rather than the provider's failure to offer the test.

We conducted a post hoc subgroup analysis to examine the effects of enrollment characteristics on the ventilator-free days among survivors at day 28.

Several additional studies also show a positive effect, but do not isolate the effects to compare public coverage to private coverage, instead showing the effects of enrollment into public insurance programs, pooling children who were previously uninsured and those who previous had private insurance coverage.

To confirm our hypotheses we therefore need to show that decision-making autonomy has a significant positive effect on enrollment, net of the women's characteristics that have been traditionally shown to affect children's schooling.

I cannot imagine a world in which this semester's events will have no effect on enrollment for students of color.

The war also had an effect on enrollment as all of the male students gradually left the school to join the war efforts; in 1916 there were 421 total students, 382 in 1917, 172 in 1918 (including only one male student), and in 1919, 147 students.

The marginal effect of NHIS enrollment is always positive and statistical significant (for the complete set of results, see Additional file 1: Table S4 and S5).