Sentence examples for reporting enrolment from inspiring English sources

London Metropolitan had restored its reputation after a £36.5m fine in 2009 for over-inflating student numbers and was now "as diligent as any [institution] in the country" when it came to reporting enrolment data.

Because of a misinterpretation of an indistinct section of a tape-recorded interview, the story quoted Malcolm Gillies, vice-chancellor, as saying that it was "as diligent as any [institution] in the country" when it came to reporting enrolment data, checking foreign student attendance and meeting Home Office requirements on English language for higher learning.

The reported enrolment rates refer to the proportion of patients with a valid fingerprint record of all patients registered at the participating clinics over the period 1 January 2009 to 30 September 2009.

The reported enrolment rate is the proportion of participants where a valid fingerprint was recorded for all participants older than 18 years of age who were contacted for fingerprint collection.

95 Our overall recruitment target is consistent with the reported enrolment rates of children with cancer in clinical trials, with rates ranging from a 70% participation rate in the 0-year-old to 14-year-old group 96 and dropping to 24% in the 15-year-old to 19-year-old category, and other earlier studies demonstrating even lower rates of recruitment in the latter age group.

In addition included randomized controlled trails with an exercise program reported on enrolment (n=3), adherence rate (n=2) and adverse events (n=5), while multidisciplinary studies reported on enrolment (n=3) only.

However, only 2451 (89%) reported for enrolment and received the first IPTc dose.

Current post-natal FP methods reported at enrolment are presented in Fig.  2 for all women.

One of the fifteen studies did not report an enrolment period or lag time [ 68].

Nearly 60 per cent of the assessed schools that had successfully re-opened reported higher enrolment than the previous year, with an average of 53 additional students per school.

In fact, 73% of established respondent schools report recent enrolment increases, and 45% of respondents report plans to increase over the next five years.