Sentence examples for effective enrolment from inspiring English sources

The CRIHO also includes the year of the diploma and the effective enrolment in the higher education so that the duration of study can be calculated in terms of the number of months.

As proposed by NPT, coherence work provides a necessary (though not sufficient) foundation for effective enrolment and commitment to participate (termed cognitive participation) [ 21].

Based on the ACC/AHA/ESC 2001 guidelines, effective throughout enrolment of the patients in this registry, 90.8% of the patients included would be considered at high or very high risk for stroke, mandating anticoagulation therapy.

Those findings could be used to formulate effective interventions at enrolment and during further education to build workforce in need.

Alternatively, the success of the trained Hispanic women [ 10] suggest the use of culturally related recruitment methods may be effective at encouraging enrolment.

A project in British Columbia, Canada has, since 2007, set up 'Permission to Contact' platforms in different outpatient health clinics (cancer, cardiac and maternal health), which have proved effective in enhancing enrolment into translational research projects.

Lesotho's Deputy Principal Secretary of Health and Social Welfare, Moliehi Khabele, explained that the pilot phase is meant to develop and test effective systems for targeting, enrolment, payment to beneficiaries, monitoring, procurement and financial management – as well as training of stakeholders, public awareness and community involvement.

That was an effective way for increasing school enrolment of Syrian refugees.

It outlines the factors that inhibit girls' participation in education and the strategies that have been most effective in improving girls' school enrolment.

9 Since CLUE's primary objective was to determine which agent was most effective at immediate BP control, broad enrolment of hypertensive patients was allowed.

Yet NGO grants, effective planning from local authorities and national enrolment campaigns are beginning to shift attitudes and boost attendance numbers.