Sentence examples for enrolment years from inspiring English sources

Data on national cohorts of conscripts born between 1965 and 1984 were supplied electronically by the Army Institute of Medical Statistics (Institut für Wehrmedizinalstatistik, Andernach), comprising 4 357 977 entries with anthropometric data of entire cohorts of young men aged 18 19 years examined by the German Army nation-wide during enrolment years 1985–2005.

We extracted the following data from each arm of the eligible trials: authors' names, journal and year of publication, country of origin, enrolment years, gestational age at enrolment, gestational age at completion of treatment, number of patients randomised and eligible, number of live births, and patients' inclusion criteria.

"At the beginning of every enrolment year, teachers report on how many children with disabilities have been enrolled, as well as the kinds of disabilities the children have," he said.

One study also further matched for screening centre and enrolment year.

However, this relationship was no longer significant after adjusting for age and enrolment year [adjusted OR (aOR) = 0.93, CI 0.47 1.82].

Those meeting the age criteria and living within the Lakes or Bay of Plenty District Health Board (DHB) areas during the 2010 enrolment year were eligible.

Gender, age at enrolment, year of enrolment, intravenous drug use as risk factors and hepatitis C or B virus co-infection were included in the model as fixed covariates.

A four-year descriptive analysis was conducted to evaluate differences in baseline characteristics, use of AHT, and adherence levels across the cohorts of patients identified by enrolment year from 2004 to 2007.

Although there was no association between gender and students' knowledge or enrolment, class year had a significant association.

As incidence of NHL was much greater in the early part of the SHCS and we did not match for year of enrolment, median year of enrolment was earlier for NHL cases (1991; interquartile range: 1990 1994) than for control subjects (1995; 1991 1998).

For instance, studies that use data from the China Health and Nutrition Survey CHNSshowhow that migrant children are worse off in terms of school enrolment and years of schooling compared with children whose parents do not migrate (Lee, 2011; Lu, 2012).