Sentence examples for necessary enrolment from inspiring English sources

Necessary enrolment increases can be held to a minimum if the rates of retention, graduation, and public sector entry increase to 100% by 2010, but will need to increase if these rates remain at 2008 levels.

As a mid-range scenario, decreasing attrition by five percentage points for doctors could change the necessary training enrolment increase from thirteen times to ten times current levels.

As the outcome was observed over a 6-month period, it was necessary to suspend enrolment after the first 20 patients were enrolled to determine if the trial should be stopped or continued.

TIIS thus serves as one-stop shop for information necessary for monitoring enrolment, production and projection of the health workforce.

The equilibrium level of training enrolment necessary to sustain the workforce at the target level once it has been reached is 201 for medical doctors (172% increase over baseline), 204 for clinical officers (32% increase over baseline), 275 for nurses (18% increase over baseline), and 285 for midwives (41% decrease of baseline), assuming no changes to the current hiring and attrition rates.

Inclusion and exclusion criteria are assessed by the investigator and initial diagnostics will be completed as necessary prior to patient enrolment.

As each source of patients was mainly constituted by a specific target of MS disease stage, multiple sources of enrolment were necessary.

The authors go over the necessary steps that precede university enrolment in some detail.

However, after the first six months of enrolment, it became necessary to open enrolment to all private pediatric and family physician practices, regardless of practice volume, in order to achieve the goal of 120 enrolled practices.

Urgent action necessary School exclusion and late enrolment are caused by insufficient funding for the education sector and low capacity of educational structures.

If Zambia were able to replicate these results, the expansion of doctor training enrolment, while still necessary, would not have to be as extreme.