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Cases and controls accepted to be enrolled in a proportion of 100%.

Program coverage refers to the proportion of children under-five with MAM enrolled in SFP or proportion of children under-five with SAM enrolled in TFP.

A Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation survey released in August found that the proportion of workers enrolled in a plan with a deductible of at least $1,000 has climbed to 28 percent this year from just 6 percent in 2006.

Across 11 classrooms that had spontaneous student questions, there was not a significant difference (two tailed t test: p = 0.319) between the proportion of females enrolled in a class (58.7 ± 3.5% SD) and the proportion of questions asked by females (39.9 ± 22.5%).

While we obsess over test scores, we ignore other important indicators -- for example, the proportion of children who are enrolled in a quality preschool program.

While this result suggests that participants who have decided not to serve their obligation will do so independent of the conditions of the program they are enrolled in, it is important to note that the proportion of participants who would have taken up work in underserved areas had they not enrolled in a specific financial-incentive program is unknown.

The majority were also enrolled in Europe and none in the USA; MRA use is generally lower in the USA compared with Europe (and RED-HF enrolled a high proportion of patients in the USA).

Secondary demographic analysis was performed on a subset of patients that were enrolled in clinical trials, who represented a proportion of the total enteric fever cases attending the Hospital.

VISTA enrolled a greater proportion of Black patients and VIVID enrolled a greater proportion of Asian patients.

Subjects were then contacted by house-to-house survey and enrolled in proportion to the population in terms of age and gender.

The majority of respondents (62%) were enrolled in school with a greater proportion of males (66%) than females (58%) being in school.