Sentence examples for expected enrolment from inspiring English sources

Two of the largest trials were stopped early due to slower than expected enrolment [ 12, 13].

The interval between these two periods was shorter than initially planned due to faster than expected enrolment.

The Sponsor reserves the right to discontinue this trial at any time for failure to meet expected enrolment goals, for safety or any other administrative reasons.

Decision of merging the two trials was prompted by the scientific committee of the funding agency because of the lower than expected enrolment rate and the factorial design of the two studies, that shared the question on FA.

The prospective part, the LUMINOUS study (ClinicalTrials.gov, NCT01318941), is a 5-year observational study with an expected enrolment of 30 000 patients from clinics across Asia, Australia, Europe, and North and South America.

Lower than expected enrolment in our study DOTS-plus centres due to (limited) expansion of centres in Nepal meant we enrolled only 33 patients to receive counselling and 42 to receive combined support.

It's so popular with its students that the principal expects enrolment to increase.

As expected, the enrolment was determined by occupation, as civil service workers had an 80% higher chance of being enrolled, compared to those unemployed.

With new classrooms, gender-sensitive water, sanitation and hygiene facilities, furniture and school gardens, it is expected that enrolment will increase by at least 20 per cent in the next academic year.

Despite similar age and sex distribution, as expected by enrolment criteria, patients with NAFLD had higher BMI, total cholesterol and triglycerides, lower HDL cholesterol, and higher insulin and HOMA-R index, ALT and GGT levels than controls (table 2).

Enrolment is open to genders, aged >60, as well as all minority groups, and we expect our enrolment to match regional and local trends for gender and ethnicity in cardiac surgery and medical management of coronary disease.