Sentence examples for eventual enrollment from inspiring English sources
Following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, who were both four-star admirals in the Navy, Mr. McCain says he recognized his eventual enrollment in the United States Naval Academy as "an immutable fact of life".
"We manage the whole manual process around applications, lotteries and eventual enrollment so that parents can apply to any school in a city," says SchoolMint co-founder Jinal Jhaveri.
He had neither been ordered to go there by his parents nor discussed alternatives; as he later wrote, "I remember simply recognizing my eventual enrollment at the Academy as an immutable fact of life, and accepting it without comment".
His father first apprenticed him to a local blacksmith, but the boy's lack of interest in that business and clear interest in reading led to his eventual enrollment in Harvard College.
This study provides information on the clinical realities underlying a referral to a phase I clinic and eventual trial enrollment.
This study reviews the referral experience from the phase I clinic at the Princess Margaret Hospital, with focus on the barriers that influence eventual trial enrollment.
In the fall of 1998, about six months before Gonzaga was defeated in the West Regional final by the eventual national champion, Connecticut, enrollment for the freshman class was 550.
The "choice" requirement is the opening salvo in the government's stepped-up battle to improve academic achievement by establishing the threat of dwindling student enrollment and eventual closure.
In PROWESS, a large randomized controlled trial of drotrecogin alfa (activated) (DAA) [ 3], protein C levels 96 hours after enrollment correlated strongly with eventual outcomes [ 9].
Though that decision was made in 2008, Mr. Reeser said it was in preparation for an eventual conversion to a system in which high enrollment numbers were not as important as the potential earnings of students.
As a result, eventual dropouts were initiated on CART sooner after enrollment than non-dropouts (median time to CART 6.9 versus 12.1 weeks; p<0.001).
