Sentence examples for enrollment instructions from inspiring English sources

Go to the school's website and follow their enrollment instructions.

Households of all patients were given two long-lasting insecticide treated bednets (Permanet, Vestergaarad Frandsen, Denmark) on the day of enrollment, with instructions for one net to be used by the study patient.

Conceivably, subjects in both active and sham groups are more likely to report (or even overreport) illness early in the trial, when enrollment and participation instructions have been recently given and emphasized.

The main instruction occurred at the baseline enrollment visit, but further instruction is provided when deemed appropriate at subsequent study visits or on an ad hoc basis if subjects require additional assistance.

The four year, full-time undergraduate program comprises the majority of enrollments and emphasizes instruction in the arts, sciences, and professions and there is a high level of coexistence between graduate and undergraduate programs.

Upon enrollment, participants also were given instructions and prepaid mailing materials to collect samples of their home tap water and return the samples to the study office; these samples were analyzed by ICP-MS at the Dartmouth Trace Element Analysis Core, as previously described (Gilbert-Diamond et al. 2011).

B1 OBITUARIES B10 EDUCATION B11 CUNY Enrollments Are Up The number of new freshmen at City University senior colleges rose 5percentthis fallll, and at some campuses by more than 20percentt, despite predictions that ending remedial instruction would cut enrollment.

The HDI relates to: (a) the population longevity, expressed by life expectancy; (b) adult literacy rate, composed of two variables: the adult literacy rate and combined rate of enrollment in three levels of instruction; and (c) income or Gross National Product (GNP) per capita, expressed in US dollars and adjusted to reflect the purchasing power parity (PPP) among citizen from several countries.

Robert Beichner developed SCALE-UP in 1995 at North Carolina State University (NCSU) as an affordable way to bring the benefits of studio-style instruction to his large enrollment introductory physics classes (Narum 2013).

The predominant form of instruction in such high enrollment courses is large lectures as it is assumed that these are the only low-cost alternatives available.

Therefore, e-learning might address large enrollment problems by delivering course contents and instructions to learners anytime and anywhere.