Sentence examples for enrolments i from inspiring English sources

"Once the task is completed – which I expect to be soon – if there is any doubt at all regarding the enrolments, I will take further steps, including, if necessary, referral to the AFP".

All subjects were vaccinated at enrolment (i.e. within 24 hours of birth) with 0.05 ml of BCG (Aventis Pasteur, Lyon, France) intradermally in the left deltoid region.

The infants were exclusively fed their assigned formulae for 4 months starting at enrolment (i.e. at <7 d of age).

Hence, patients who went to CMSC were usually asymptomatic at enrolment (i.e. at an early WHO clinical stage at baseline).

Women recruited after March 1995 (n = 1198) also completed a self-administered questionnaire on perineal functions during the month before conception and during the month before enrolment (i.e. early third trimester of pregnancy).

UNICEF-Supported Survey Finds Enrolment Is Up But Facilities Not Keeping Pace; One-Quarter of Schools Need Major Repairs AMMAN / GENEVA, 15 October 2004  –  The first comprehensive study on the condition of schools in post-conflict Iraq has confirmed that thousands of school facilities lack the basics necessary to provide children with a decent education.

All the international evidence shows people respond positively to automatic enrolment, and I'm determined to make sure pensions are no longer seen as the preserve of the few".

"All the international evidence shows people respond positively to automatic enrolment, and I'm determined to make sure that pensions are no longer seen as the preserve of the few".

"I joined the Cadets in the hope of speeding up enrolment because I didn't have a spotless record, for one reason or another.

In general, patient enrolment models (i.e., blended fee-for-service and blended capitation models) appear to provide higher quality of asthma care compared to traditional fee-for-service models based on the analysis of asthma performance indicators.

The initial cohort included 14,541 pregnancies and additional children eligible using the original enrolment definition (i.e. based on the same delivery dates) were recruited up to the age of 18 years, increasing the total number of pregnancies to 15,247.