Sentence examples for enrolling up from inspiring English sources

Electronic warfare Cranfield's presence will initially be a relatively small one, limited to short-term programmes, typically enrolling up to 30 students apiece, divided between conventional face-to-face instruction and distance learning modes.

At that pace, the state is going to have to adjust its expectations of enrolling up to 180,000 people during the first year of Obamacare, said Kathleen Westcoat, the CEO of HealthCare Access Maryland, a Baltimore-based organization under contract to help residents sign up.

We approach potentially eligible patients in the order that referrals occurred during the day, with the expectation of enrolling up to two on any given day (depending on staffing).

The GASTRANOX Study (ClinicalTrials.gov, 2009) is enrolling up to 740 patients with advanced gastric cancer who will be randomly allocated to LMWH enoxaparin (1 mg kg−1 day−1) for 6 months with chemotherapy or chemotherapy alone.

Over the course of a 3-month enrollment period, physicians were expected to enroll up to five consecutive eligible patients with hypothyroidism.

In doing so, we aimed to increase the sensitivity for ALI-associated AKI, which may have occurred before enrollment in FACTT, as patients could have enrolled up to 48 h after the onset of ALI.

Approximately 350 gastroenterologists from both community-based and academic practice settings were each to enroll up to 150 patients, for a target enrollment of at least 5,000 patients.

A 90-day test starts in July; airlines hope to enroll up to 10,000 frequent fliers.

In the OECD women now make up 56% of students enrolled, up from 46% in 1985.

About 69,000 employers are now enrolled, up from about 5,900 in 2005, according to federal figures released on Monday.

The Coram center could enroll up to 180 children with day-care rates varying depending on the service.