Sentence examples for enrollment session from inspiring English sources

Eligible patients who were approached about the study in the clinics were given an information flyer about the study and were invited to enroll after their clinic appointment or to join a bi-weekly group enrollment session.

The database biometric templates are obtained during a separate enrollment session.

A typical enrollment session in a speaker-dependent context requires only a few sample utterances to train a voice-tag HMM that captures both the speech abstraction and the speaker characteristics.

Like employer-provided health care plans, Part D holds an open enrollment session Nov. 15 to Dec. 31 each year, during which program participants can choose to change their coverage options.

Like employer-provided health care plans, Part D holds an open enrollment session Nov. 15 to Dec. 31 each year, during which time participants can choose to change their coverage options.

Once an eligible patient has agreed to participate, the RA arranges the initial enrollment session.

Among these, 803 (63.0%) attended enrollment sessions, granted informed consent, and were enrolled.

Of patients evaluated in the ED during enrollment sessions, 14% of younger patients and 66% of older patients were ineligible because they weren't current drivers, didn't speak English, had cognitive impairment, or were too sick to answer.

In the case that the phonetic content of enrollment and test sessions is same, we may assert that only those components which are observed in the speaker frames need to be adapted, but FA-based techniques provide a global adaptation to all the Gaussian components including those unobserved Gaussian components, whose performance should be questionable compared with traditional MAP adaptation.

We used one session as enrollment and the remaining 49 sessions were used for speaker verification.

But Tito Craige, chairman of the social studies department at East Chapel Hill High School, said the system had infuriated teachers by requiring multiple passwords in a session, by losing enrollment and grading data, by reporting late students as absent, and by crashing when thousands of teachers across the state signed on simultaneously.