Sentence examples for enrol one from inspiring English sources

In contrast to cases in the hospital ward, parents of controls often had more leisure to consider participation and wanted more detail about why researchers sought to enrol one of their healthy children in a study.

Since approximately 80% of the population in Nepal lives in rural areas, 15 we will include three rural and one urban area in Eastern Nepal and enrol one-third of the patients from the urban area from private schools.

Among the initial three patients enroled, one patient experienced DLT (grade 3 fatigue).

Three additional patients were enroled, one of whom developed grade 3 aspartate transaminase elevation.

A total of 34 patients were enroled, one patient withdrew consent and one patient was hospitalised prior to study therapy.

Of the 26 patients enroled, one patient in the 125-mg QD dose cohort with stage IV bladder cancer had a confirmed partial response (Table 5).

But is it really to satisfy the desire for deeper understanding that one enrols on a PhD programme?

The Your Voice Counts project, funded by the Department for Education and Skills, used a series of one-off music workshops to encourage young adults to enrol on the literacy and numeracy courses available to them locally.

That would be an easy conclusion to draw if one were simply to look at the number of women students who enrol on the top MBA programmes.

Some even enrol on academic comedy courses.

For-profit schools like Kaplan's and the University of Phoenix enrol around one student in eight, but account for nearly half of all loan defaults, and the vast majority of their enrollees fail to get a degree even after six years.