Sentence examples for mind enrolled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wassermann, who had a music-producing career in mind, enrolled at the University of California at Santa Barbara, where he began organizing student protests of Operation Desert Storm and directed "The Marxist-Leninist Revisionists," a film in which zombies walked the streets of Los Angeles during the 1992 riots. "A comedy," he explained.

With this in mind, enrolling subjects from different ages seem advantageous over pooling a narrow age range, since results of a study on pain in children might not be necessarily generalizable to pain perceived by adults and vice versa.

ACCORD-MIND enrolled 2,977 participants.

Traditionally, many students at the Conservatoire went on to substantial careers as church organists; with that in mind Massenet enrolled for organ classes, but they were not a success and he quickly abandoned the instrument.

Actually, it wasn't even business he had on his mind upon enrolling in college.

Courses are offered from durations of one day to four days so it is important that you keep your timelines in mind before enrolling too.

"I wanted to take my mind off it and enrolled on a personal training course.

With this in mind, samples from patients enrolled in the cetuximab trials have been studied to identify potential predictive biomarkers [ 37].

ACCORD-MIND, described elsewhere (8), enrolled a subset of 2,977 participants from 52 ACCORD sites from August 2003 to October 2005.

"I don't need something in bronze to remind me of something so ingrained in my mind," said Bree Jeppson, who recently enrolled in the store's bridal registry.

Martha Rosenberg: This brings to mind the JUPITER trial, which enrolled people without heart disease, with normal levels (less than 130) of LDL or bad cholesterol, but evidence of increased inflammation as measured by the hsCRP test and treated them with placebo or rosuvastatin.