Sentence examples for some enrolled from inspiring English sources

But we do not know if they received training or education elsewhere, if some enrolled or re-enrolled at CUNY after they left the welfare rolls, or if they obtained full-time employment.

Some studies enrolled healthy individuals as controls [ 13], some enrolled patients with hepatitis or liver cirrhosis [ 11, 12, 16, 17, 22– 29, 29– 31], and others combined both healthy people and patients with hepatitis or liver cirrhosis as one control group [ 10, 14, 15, 18– 28, 28].

In addition, while translated versions of the SF-12v2 were available for all languages used by patients enrolled in this trial, translated versions for the language of some enrolled patients were not available for the SIBDQ (Kannada, Colombian Spanish) or the WPAI UC (Indian English, Kannada, Punjabi, Colombian Spanish).

Suspension of the recruitment and vaccination due to events unrelated to our study meant that some enrolled girls could not be vaccinated and some vaccinated girls received fewer than the planned number of vaccinations by default.

Some enrolled subjects were later determined not to have sepsis, but rather a non-infectious systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS).

Four hundred and forty patients, including some enrolled in clinical trials, received DAA in our critical care unit over a 7-year period (2003 to 2009).

17 The fees of private centers (where some of the enrolled women had medical visits and examinations) were also taken into account.

From 2002 2004 when BHP was conducting a trial of neonatal VAS to normal birth weight children, OPV was lacking for several periods [ 14] and some of the enrolled children did not get the recommended OPV0.

Information about antidiabetic treatment was available for 93.3% of cohort 1 and 73% of cohort 2 (some patients were enrolled and subsequently died before the introduction of electronic patient records).

Salary-wise, it is better too.' One worker put the advantages in a homely way: 'You dusted off for the sake of dusting off, now we know why.' Finally, it was perhaps as positive a sign as any that private clinics and hospitals were willing to employ some of the enrolled nurses themselves.

Some 200,000 people remain enrolled in 35 state high-risk pools that existed before reform was enacted.