Sentence examples for rollout start from inspiring English sources

Was the number of NSTW months as of 12, 24, 36, and 48 months after rollout start smaller the longer the duration from rollout start to mail month?

We found more limited evidence of impacts on service enrollment at 24, 36, and 48 months following rollout start.

Was enrollment for employment services and completion of TWP less likely to occur as of 12, 24, 36, and 48 months after rollout start the longer the duration from rollout start to mail month?

This provides the foundation for estimating the impacts of the duration from Ticket rollout start to the IMM on later beneficiary outcomes.

We present the IV estimates for the impacts of duration from rollout start to MM on service enrollment, TWP completion, and NSTW months graphically in Figure 1.

Each question concerns the impact of duration from the month before the rollout start in the beneficiary's state to the month in which SSA mailed a Ticket to the beneficiary (the beneficiary's "mail month") on outcomes over the 48 months after the rollout start.

STEVE COLL: I think the rollout started kind of shakily but recovered and turned out well.

The government has endorsed the Harrington Review, but the Disability Alliance has expressed disappointment that only a quarter of its recommendations will be implemented by the time April's rollout starts.

As the Phase 3 rollout started in November 2003, the last month in the sample is October 2007.

It is currently accepting sign-ups for a gradual rollout starting next week.

That rollout starts today but will slowly proliferate over the coming weeks and months.