As seen in Figure 1, the number of patients enrolled increased substantially over time, especially after the introduction, in November 2011 (period 47), of the new financial incentive for enrolling patients considered non-vulnerable.
For the camp in New York, more than 60 musicians and singers enrolled (men substantially outnumbered women, and guitarists substantially outnumbered any other type of player), paying up to $10,000 for six days of camp and recording and $5,000 for a four-day package.
Research shows that by enabling more students to begin taking college-level courses as soon as they enroll, colleges can substantially increase student completion and narrow achievement gaps for students of color.
Socio-demographic and social support factors were protective against LTF in both men and women; our findings suggest that both groups may benefit substantially from enrolling with a family or other household member that they feel comfortable enough to disclose to.
In contrast, patients with Alzheimer's disease enrolled in studies have substantially lower mean MMSE scores (i.e., in the low 20's or high teens [ 53, 54]); therefore our findings may not generalize to patients such as these with more severe cognitive deficits.
Harvard's Tuition Assistance Plan (TAP) offers eligible retirees the opportunity to enroll in Harvard University courses at substantially reduced tuition rates.
Students enrolled at smaller colleges were substantially more likely than those at larger institutions to strongly agree that they had a professor who excited them about learning (66% vs. 56%) and had a mentor who encouraged them to pursue their goals and dreams (34% vs. 23%).
Following the introduction of the Education Act 1944, from 1945 the school became a direct grant grammar school and the number of pupils enrolled at the school increased substantially.
SW-C enrolled the patients and contributed substantially to the interpretation of data.
After the first interim analysis in January 2003, when 332 patients had been enrolled, the event rate was substantially lower than anticipated from our review of previous studies.
