Sentence examples for enrollment part from inspiring English sources

Subjects with HCV infection (combined group of cleared plus chronic) were more likely to be female, black, older at the time of enrollment, part of the 1945 1964 (baby boomer) birth cohort, to have a history of injection drug use, and to have higher CD4+ T-cell counts (enrollment and nadir) and lower platelets.

Because the preconception enrollment part of the protocol was not implemented until nearly a year after the study recruitment began, some of the women who would have been eligible for preconception enrollment early on were instead enrolled later as already pregnant (see Fig.  1, and Table  1, footnote).

For enrollment into part 1 and randomization into part 2, patients should have experienced at least 3 days of a burning feeling behind the breastbone and/or unpleasant movement of material upwards from the stomach over the previous 7 days; symptoms had to be of at least mild intensity (score ≥2 on a 6-point scale ranging from 0 [did not have] to 5 [severe]).

One exception: If a person (or a spouse) is working past 65 for a company with 20 or more employees and is covered by its health plan, enrollment in Part B can be deferred until retirement without penalty.

The state would also like to freeze enrollment in part of its program when costs exceed budget forecasts, although the poorest would continue to receive health care as an entitlement.

Mr. Gray, who is an enrolled Republican, repeatedly accused Mr. Bloomberg of trying to buy the Republican Party nomination, and noted that Mr. Bloomberg had changed his party enrollment in part to avoid the competition that would have come from running in the Democratic primary.

Enrollment in Part D has grown steadily, from 11.6 million in 2005 to 27.6 million last year.

Newark's universal enrollment program, part of the district superintendent's One Newark initiative, is representative of a promising trend emerging in a handful of school districts across the United States.

If you don't apply for a supplement plan within six months of your initial enrollment in Part B, you can be denied coverage from the most comprehensive supplements due to a preexisting condition, or have to pay a much higher premium for your supplemental insurance.

Consent was obtained from all patients or their surrogates before enrollment as part of their enrollment into the NIH protocols.

Furthermore, continuous enrollment in Part D was not a requirement for study inclusion and therefore we may not have complete pharmacy claims for all patients, limiting the treatment data available.