Sentence examples for enrolment there from inspiring English sources

Among the samples examined on enrolment there was a high prevalence of the triple mutation allele at codons 108, 51 and 59 in the dhfr gene associated with pyrimethamine resistance in both the SP and control groups, and these frequencies increased during the malaria transmission season in both groups.

Lao PDR:  While Lao PDR has made progress in narrowing gender gaps in school enrolment, there are still fewer girls enrolled than boys at the secondary education level.

Further, while none of the women were pregnant on enrolment, there were 32 pregnancies in the cohort for an incidence of 8.5 per 100 person-years (95% CI 5.6 11.5).

During the malaria transmission season following enrolment, there were 30 episodes of malaria with high parasitaemia (>5000/µl) in children who received SP compared to 68 in those who received placebo, a protective efficacy of 56% 30% ,73%).

On enrolment, there were three patients out of 185 (1.6%) who were diagnosed with constrictive pericarditis, none of whom had clinical features of HIV infection; one of the three consented to HIV testing and tested negative.

When stratified by year of enrolment, there was significant decline in the duration of pre-ART waiting time: 125.5 days in the early phase, 9 days in the rapid scale-up phase, and 15 days in the recent cohort (Chi-square = 120, P<0.001).

While the increase in pension participation has been largely driven by auto-enrolment, there is also evidence that those who do not qualify are saving more.

The ONS acknowledgement that a levelling down of existing schemes may be taking place is significant, because during the runup to the introduction of auto-enrolment, there were warnings from many experts that companies might decide to offset the costs of enrolling new staff by cutting their contributions into existing workers' pensions.

Pre-enrolment, there were no significant differences in the dietary iron intake or supplement intake between the two groups based on a specially designed questionnaire addressing these issues.

It was revealed that in all districts there was no gender bias in enrolment, although there has been emphasis and effort to attract more female learners than their male counterparts.

There was a lower mortality risk to members by year of enrolment although there was no 'dose-response' with years spent in the scheme.