Sentence examples for enrollment is consistent from inspiring English sources
This positive effect of women's autonomy on daughters' enrollment is consistent with previous studies showing that women's control over resources can improve daughters' schooling (e.g., Schultz 1990, Fuller et al. 1995, Lloyd and Blanc 1996).
This finding reflects current trends found in AP and undergraduate CS enrollment and is consistent with studies showing that by the end of high school, females are less likely to elect into AP level CS classes or express interest in pursuing an undergraduate CS major (Doerschuk et al. 2007; Gal-Ezer & Stephenson 2009; Zweben & Bizrot 2015).
Older children are more likely to be enrolled, which is consistent with Mozambique's high age-grade distortion rates and late enrollment (Wils 2004).
Older children are more likely to be enrolled in school, which is consistent with Mozambique's high age-grade distortion rates and late enrollment.
The variation in service enrollment rates across IMM within each phase is consistent with a negative impact of duration to the mail month on enrollment as of month 48.
Results from the hypothetical patient enrollment scenarios are consistent with preferences for shorter trials and concerns about funding noted above.
This finding is consistent with several previous studies that have shown a minimal response to Prop 209 in terms of both application behavior and enrollment behavior.
We also noted PBB-weight loss interactions with enrollment PBB tertiles that were consistent with the models for estimated current PBB tertiles and bleed length (test for interaction: p = 0.08) (Table 6).
The prevalence of intestinal helminths at enrollment was near zero, consistent with the mass-drug treatment program in this region of Mali, whereas the prevalence of Schistosoma haematobium in the urine was 7.4 %, mostly among adolescents and adults.
Enrollment is about 1,600.
