Sentence examples for long-term enrollment from inspiring English sources

A.L.D. also provides long-term enrollment.

Progress in other disease fields has shown that substantial advances can be made, particularly in terms of disease classification and biomarker identification, if biological sample collection from multiple sites can be combined; to this end, sample size and validity can be maximized through the use of standardized ongoing, long-term participant enrollment, sample collection, and storage.

This is partly due to a long-term tendency to expand enrollment faster than expenditure, but the problem was greatly exacerbated by the Great Recession.

This in turn resulted in long-term declines in child enrollment as officials endeavor to shore up knowledge that the systems still exist, and faith that they will still exist moving forward.

For each group we evaluated their expenditures for long-term care, and also enrollment and expenditures for those whose basis for eligibility in the Medicaid program was due to being classified as "blind/disabled".

The SMART program began in 2014 to increase the participation of females and minorities in STEM at the high school level, with the long-term goal of increasing student enrollment in post-secondary STEM programs as well as participation in the workforce.

Postoperatively, all patients received long-term longitudinal follow-up through enrollment in the CHLA cleft team.

Borderline significant associations existed between carriage of such organisms and duration of residence in the long-term care facility before study enrollment and prior metronidazole use.

On the other hand, if students whom education officials describe as "long-term absentees" show up after the enrollment deadline, the school must pay for a full schedule of classes, counseling and make-up courses.

Common ways to alleviate the long-term impact on performance degradation are enrollment data augmentation, speaker model adaptation, and adapted verification thresholds.

In 2003, the State Council promulgated the Guiding Opinions on the Reform and Development of Early Childhood Education which proposed that the long-term Chinese kindergarten 1-year gross enrollment rate should reach 80%; as for the undeveloped area, the rate should reach 60% by 2007 (The State Council of the People's Republic of China 2003).