Sentence examples for improved enrollment from inspiring English sources

To implement a spirometry-based chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) screening in a community pharmacy chain, determine whether pharmacists can accurately perform spirometry screenings and interpret results, and determine whether performing screenings improved enrollment in smoking cessation programs.

Although government led UPE policy has improved enrollment, UNGEI‟s contributions is evident in attendance, retention and completion.

It could be used to evaluate a patient's risk of adverse outcomes, potentially leading to an altered interventional strategy or improved enrollment in clinical trials.

A sense of stability Although Uganda's introduction of universal primary education in 1997 dramatically improved enrollment, the latest census data indicate that more than 700,000 children aged 6 to 12 have never attended school.

Finally, improved clinical study designs with improved enrollment criteria, and measurement outcomes are warranted on the way to finding the successful therapeutic approach for MSA.

A recent report from the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured and Georgetown's Center for Children and Families documented that 29 states increased income eligibility levels, lowered beneficiary cost-sharing or improved enrollment procedures in their Medicaid or CHIP programs in 2011, despite severe budget pressures.

Ultimately, the goal of SMART is to improve enrollment, especially among female and minority students, in post-secondary STEM fields.

Umatch combines cutting edge technology, proven research and retention principles, and dynamic machine learning into a proactive, holistic approach to improving enrollment yields, student retention rates, and graduation rates.

Even though the costly extension of student aid in Fall 2009 and the effects of the nationwide recession impacted our overall financial trajectory, operating results are improving, enrollment is growing steadily and the endowment is rebounding.

The original protocol was amended later in three respects to improve enrollment and to adapt to Food and Drug Administration approval of the Lead-in therapy, including allowing patients to proceed directly to the randomized part of the study if treatment resembling the Lead-in had been completed.

A collaboration in Long Beach also is showing promise in improving enrollment and graduation rates.