Sentence examples for reason for enrolling from inspiring English sources

As a veteran in the Veterans Affairs Department health care system since 1999, I'd like to point out that the high cost of drugs is only one reason for enrolling.

But I asked him whether he believed, having watched a video of "Tom" that I brought to his attention, that "Tom" could ever be a police officer, which he told Everest staff was his reason for enrolling.

No computer can do that as well, and our students cite personal support and mentoring of the kind they receive at Bethany as the number-one reason for enrolling.

Half of the parents (11/20 Bangladeshi, 6/10 UK, 4/12 other) said that their primary reason for enrolling their child was that they hoped it would benefit their child in curtailing or curing the wheeze.

Statistically significant differences were found in relation to perceptions of attitudinal learning based on their reason for enrolling in the MOOC and its relation to attitude formation.

However, only 27percentt rated "earning a certificate of mastery to add to my professional credentials," as an extremely important reason for enrolling in a course.

There may be other reasons for enrolling children in martial arts, for example physical fitness or self-defense, or effects on behaviors outside the school classroom; these are beyond the scope of this study.

We seek to gain insight into families' (1) knowledge of the patient's medical condition, including their beliefs about the patient's preserved cognitive function and prognosis, (2) reasons for enrolling the patient in research and their expectations regarding neuroimaging, and (3) experience of research participation and their suggestions as to how study procedures may be improved.

The most frequent reason for never enrolling in CBHI was the inability to afford the premiums.

The randomization number, or the reason for not enrolling the patient, was reported for each patient in the appropriate forms.

Non-enrolled individuals collectively identified a lack of financial means as the primary reason for not enrolling [ 37, 38, 41].