Sentence examples for equal enrolment from inspiring English sources

Life-years (LY) saved were defined as the sum of half of the patient-years saved for 1st year-patients, i.e. the average of six months saved per year, assuming an equal enrolment rate across the year, and patient-years saved for old patients during the same period.

Unless policy makers can maintain relatively equal enrolment from all areas of the population, the NHIS will face stability problems in the future.

Some such financing schemes are reported to be equitable in terms of equal enrolment levels across socio-economic groups (Diop et al. 1995; Jakab et al. 2004), while in others the cost can be a barrier to the poorest (Arhin 1994; Ensor 1995; Bennett et al. 1998; Bennett and Gilson 2001; Schneider and Diop 2001; Criel and Waelkins 2003; Jakab et al. 2004).

That is why UNICEF is currently working with 25 countries in the hope that the concentration of additional resources and interventions can make girls' enrolment equal to boys' over the next three years - thus the name, 25 by 2005.

These include the reduction of extreme poverty by 50%, improved conditions for 200 million people in slum areas, girls' primary education enrolment equalling that of boys, significant reductions in rates of maternal and child mortality, tuberculosis and malaria, and over 6 million people with access to treatment for HIV/AIDS (2, 3).

Enrolment was age-stratified (Study HPV-058: 9–12 142–15 175–17 y; Study HPV-069: 26 35, 36 45 y) with approximately equal numbers of subjects enrolled in each age stratum within a study.

Equal access to learning There is universal enrolment in lower secondary school in 46% of countries.

The Hb concentrations on day 28 and day 42 after treatment were equal to or greater than that at enrolment for all G6PD categories (figure 4).

Enrolment rate of girls is equal to that of boys.

In Malaysia enrolment rates of girls are equal to, or exceed, those of boys at all levels of schooling.

At the time of this review (July 2014), a total of 1,400 paediatric patients (equal to 22.4 % of the estimated enrolment for all 15 projects) have been included in trials.