Sentence examples for enrolled as such from inspiring English sources
But for the moment he was simply an average art student, and he enrolled as such in a private school at Munich run by Anton Azbé.
The relators are W. T. Mosier and Louisa Mosier, members of the Osage Tribe of Indians and enrolled as such under the Act of Congress of June 28, 1906 ( 34 Stat. 539), and are parents of John T. Mosier, Edwin P. Mosier, Luther C. Mosier and Agnes C. Mosier, also enrolled members of the same tribe, who are minors and in the care and keeping of the relators.
No patients with significant depressive symptoms or MDD were enrolled; as such, these findings may not generalize to GAD patients with a broader symptom profile or comorbid MDD.
The discrepancies among COPD studies are likely because of different phenotypes of disease being enrolled, such as emphysema predominant and bronchitis predominant.
The reason lies in the fact that a significant number of the most heavily enrolled departments, such as politics, economics, philosophy and molecular biology, never changed their grading in response to the new policy because they had been consistently grading in the 35%to40%0% "A" range all along.
The roles of specialist CHWs are different, focusing primarily on specific health issues of concern to the program they are enrolled in – such as maternal and child health, TB care, malaria control, or HIV/AIDS care (5).
Health workers were grouped into 5 categories; first were physicians with a minimum of a medical degree or advanced diploma in medicine, second were clinical officers (CO's) with a diploma in medicine, third were trained nurses (TN) which included all nurses with more than two years of training i.e. registered and enrolled nurses such as nurse midwives and nurse officers.
To mitigate problems and avoid unfavorable review outcomes, particularly in studies conducted among vulnerable minority populations, it is recommended that investigators should demonstrate that they have closely considered the necessity of enrolling such populations as well as the benefits of their study to both minority participants and their communities.
Currently, SOWMA is working with 26 college students enrolled in such schools as Bridgewater State University, Brandeis University, Tufts University, UMass Boston and Massasoit Community College.
In addition, children who are enrolled in such schools serve as effective advocates for improved hygiene and sanitation in their own homes and communities.
