Sentence examples for enrolment future from inspiring English sources

OR: odds ratio; CI: confidence interval We found that before enrolment future DMP-patients differed from usual-care patients in four dimensions.

The centres teach the basics of reading, writing and counting to prepare preschool children and their families for school enrolment and future success.

The fact that only 40% of eligible smokers enrolled in the study suggests consideration must be given to interventions to increase patient enrolment in future investigations.

Moreover, our results could provide a new evidence for improvement of the prognostic molecular signatures in HCC, and a potential rational consideration for patient enrolment in future immunotherapeutic trials and/or clinical treatments.

To ensure post-trial access to a successful vaginal microbicide, a register of trial participants is being collated that will facilitate community tracing and subject enrolment into future named-client phase IV trials.

Our results could provide new evidence for the improvement of prognostic molecular signatures in HCC, and a novel rationale for patient enrolment in future immunotherapeutic trials and/or clinical treatments.

In this international prospective cohort study, nearly one in six (16.1%) admissions met the selection criteria, supporting the supposition that a less sick population is available for enrolment in future trials.

Each village was visited two days prior to the day of survey by staff of the Helminth Control Laboratory Unguja (HCLU) who would liaise with the local village leader (shehia) for community sensitization and assistance in open enrolment of future patient volunteers (> 16 years of age) for the day of survey.

Thus, prompted by studies that investigated student views about future enrolment in upper secondary school science, and the continuing low enrolment of females in physics and advanced mathematics, our research investigated the views and experiences of female students currently taking secondary school physics.

Typically, these studies investigated students' thinking about future enrolment in physics and advanced mathematics.

The same study reported that perceptions of students' own ability and task difficulty predict future enrolment patterns in physics at school (Abraham & Barker 2015b).