Sentence examples for sometimes enrolled from inspiring English sources

Among minors enrolled (n = 566, we sometimes enrolled two per household), the age distribution reflected the emphasis we placed on the early life stage primarily recruiting from among early life stages: early childhood (<6 years): n = 468 (82.7%), middle childhood: (6-12 years) n = 77 (13.6%) and adolescence (12- 17 years): n = 21 (3.7%) (data not shown).

However, NGO administrators sometimes enroll more students (for example, 10 20) in their courses than can be trained in cryotherapy, feeling that they can benefit from learning VIA alone until they are eventually trained in cryotherapy in a subsequent course.

Children would go to school crying, withdrawn from school, or, sometimes, not even enrolled.

Even the students who do know about the program are sometimes reluctant to enroll.

Medicaid recipients have to re-enroll, sometimes more than once a year.

For instance, enrolled patients are sometimes lost to follow-up and/or can be very poor at self-diagnosing adverse events.

Women enrolled in the trial sometimes require additional days of antibiotics for various clinical reasons.

And sometimes what is measured (number of children enrolled in school) is not what counts (the number who learn anything).The goals are supposed to be everyone's responsibility, which means they are no one's.

Patients enrolled in clinical trials therefore sometimes differ from the actual target population.

Second, the subjects enrolled in our study were sometimes inhomogeneous in terms of age and sex, since individual communities of immigrants display different patterns.

Before I enrolled in Galkayo Peace School I sometimes had to help my mum at the tea shop while she went to look for other means of supplementing her income,"  says Sa'dia.