Cohort enrollment could be expanded to ensure that at least 6 evaluable patients were enrolled or in the event of unresolved safety, pharmacokinetic, or other concerns.
Acquiring smaller insurers to boost enrollment could be the way to do it.
Consider a study conducted in 2008 to test whether college enrollment could be boosted by simplifying the financial aid application (FAFSA) process.
Mbugua said the over-enrollment could be linked to the return of early admissions: 86percentt of those admitted by early action decided to attend.
She added that another reason for low enrollment could be that under the state's accountability system, a school could be labeled unacceptable because certain subgroups, based on demographics, underperform on standardized tests.
Charles Deacon, dean of admissions at Georgetown University, said he is concerned that international enrollment could be nearing an unacceptable level at some schools by potentially crowding out qualified U.S. students.
We will matriculate you into the program, however, if you do not verify your degree and submit your transcript before orientation your enrollment could be in jeopardy.
If, as in the general population, the women in ACCORD are found to have a higher heart disease mortality rate than the men, it seems unlikely that failure to recognize clinically silent heart disease in the years before study enrollment could be a major cause.
That's still far less than what most people would spend on health insurance in a year, and so its effect on enrollment could be overstated.
Due to difficult enrollment, the study was closed before target enrollment could be met.
