Sentence examples for increasingly enrolled from inspiring English sources

Older patients and those with lower entry BP and improved risk profiles generally were increasingly enrolled in more recent trials.

Parents increasingly enrolled children in charters — particularly in wards with the highest concentrations of low-income and black residents, which had the worst public schools.

Just as M.D.s are for their human owners, veterinarians are increasingly enrolling their patients in wellness plans and programs, as total patient enrollment rose to 22percentt (from 14percentthehe prior quarter).

AD trials have become increasingly 'global', enrolling from multiple countries and continents within single studies.

Timothy Brunold, dean of admission, attributed the jump in applications to the trend of students applying to more colleges and being increasingly willing to enroll far from home.

This dynamic has played out powerfully in California, where cuts to public education have been particularly deep, and where for-profit colleges have been notably aggressive, tacking up marketing notices on bulletin boards at community colleges where students are increasingly unable to enroll in classes.

As more children – including more girls – are enrolled in school, an increasingly central challenge will be to keep them there.

Since 2005, a total of 169 high school juniors, in groups of 10 12, have enrolled in the BioQuest Academy from increasingly larger pools of applicants (see Table 1 for a review of the applicant and cohort pools).

Medicare Advantage is increasingly popular about three in ten Medicare beneficiaries are enrolled in a private plan.

But now, as it becomes a standard part of normal public education (70 percent of school districts had students enrolled in an online course), online learning is increasingly reaching all types of students.

In the United States, many colleges have grown increasingly reliant on the tuition from the 194,000 Chinese students who enrolled at American universities last year, a 23 percent increase over the previous year.