Sentence examples for enrol directly from inspiring English sources

Some undergraduates enrol directly after their first degree, while others return after several years in industry to get up to speed with changing design technologies and innovations in fabric manufacture.

Therefore, we decided to enrol participants directly from homecare agencies within the community.

Unlike indirect or statistics-based comparisons of RA patients which can have limited utility because of differences in patient populations and other factors, AMPLE was designed to enrol and directly compare subjects head-to-head in the same study.

There are fully accessible toilets on each floor You can enrol in a course directly on the website via our ticketing agent, Eventbrite.

The following inclusion criteria were used to enrol patients in the study: (1) admitted directly to the University of Tokyo Hospital mixed ICU, not stepped-down from other ICUs and (2) age ≥18 years.

Assuming 70% enrolment, we expect to enrol 216/year or 18/month.

However, as Basaza et al. (38, p. 182) caution, '… a good understanding of CHI principles, per se, will not directly translate into increased enrolment.' Qualitative research can improve understanding of the ways in which quality of care, benefit options, contributions and information shape peoples' knowledge and views of health insurance and their decision to enrol.

Another PTA strategy was to enrol municipal and regional cooperation body civil servants more directly.

In some cases local authorities may offer to send the study invitation letters directly to parents, eliminating the need to enrol the school.

I encountered a 17-year-old girl about to enrol in university; a woman, with her 5-year-old daughter, who said she had come so as "to feel everything directly"; and a veterinarian who had spent much of the earlier part of the week being chased around the streets by police.

"They'll enrol anyone.