Finally, the patient decides whether to enrol or not.
Drop-out rates remain high for girls Though getting girls to enrol is not longer an issue at Ndiarème B, keeping them in school is difficult.
As in other studies [ 29, 30], experimental subjects had to complete the directive, which entailed expressing their willingness to enrol or not in five hypothetical research studies.
The early trilobites, in contrast to taxa with the plesiomorphic articulation type, could enrol, albeit not encapsulated, and it is possible that the initial loss of the large pygidium in Trilobita is linked to the ability of incipient enrolment, potentially coupled with biomineralization in order to strengthen the tergites for protection.
Firstly participating centres were at liberty to decide which patients they would enrol; subjects were not, therefore, enrolled consecutively, thereby introducing a potential for selection bias.
They don't want you to enrol, they don't want you to vote.
18 Among the six centres, the centre in Bangalore did not enrol participants according to the randomisation scheme and enrolment ceased at a small number of participants because the investigator was transferred (see online supplementary table).
Those who enrolled were of similar age and deprivation level to those who did not enrol (Table 1).
Students who knew about MOOCs, but did not enrol in any courses (n=320) were asked about their enrolment limitations.
We enrolled inmates and officers from eight of these ten prisons, but could not enrol from the other two regional central prisons (Upper East Region and Upper West Region Central Prisons) as originally planned because of financial constraints.
