Sentence examples for enrolled globally from inspiring English sources

When Sachs first taught the course last year, through Coursera, some 50,000 students enrolled globally.

Although the studies eligibility criteria included a limit on the lifetime number of sexual partners, the generalisability of the results is probably high as the population studied was enrolled globally.

● Education: There has been a 45 per cent decline in the number of primary-school-aged children missing out on their right to education since 1999, with 93 per cent of children in that age group now enrolled globally – and with greater parity between girls and boys in every region.

China has long been the largest source of foreign students enrolled in higher education globally, with its share rising steeply.

Globally were enrolled 1354 individuals and were evaluated the efficacy and safety of OnabotA as headache prophylaxis in chronic-migraineurs, treated every 12 weeks for up to one year [6].

As of August 2013, 1273 subjects have been enrolled at 31 sites globally to ensure the eligible evaluable subject sample size was met, with the majority of participants in European centers.

Despite being a huge global threat, access to treatment is very limited with only 10%% of the estimated MDR-TB cases among notified TB cases in 2009 in the high MDR-TB countries and 11%% globally were enrolled in treatment [ 5, 6].

The program enrolled more than 4500 patients globally, the first results of which were presented in abstract form in 2010 (Table 2).

Globally, 1615 patients were enrolled in the AI arm and 1623 in Tam arm.

Although these types of twins are rare, the Minnesota Study of Reared Apart Twins has enrolled more than 100 pairs of twins globally who were separated shortly after birth and then reunited in adulthood.

Globally, during 2004 2009, the number of HIV-infected patients enrolled on antiretroviral therapy (ART) increased more than 10-fold, from less than 400,000 to more than five million, with most new ART patients enrolled in sub-Saharan Africa [1].