Ten subsequently enrolled children received similar time and attention for 4 months.
Allan gave his bride her first camera, and Diane subsequently enrolled in a photography course taught by Berenice Abbott.
Thirty of 35 patients who met the inclusion criteria were subsequently enrolled into the study (five patients refused participation in the study for various reasons).
She subsequently enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles to study English, but left two years later to pursue acting full-time.
He was educated at the Webster School and Central High School in the District and subsequently enrolled at George Washington University and, a year later, in Alexander Meiklejohn's experimental college at the University of Wisconsin.
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At one time he wanted to be a painter, but after leaving school at 15, he worked in a supermarket stockroom and subsequently enrolled in a local college, where he turned to acting.
And curiosity propels us toward deeper engagement, superior performance, and more-meaningful goals: Psychology students who felt more curious than others during their first class enjoyed lectures more, got higher final grades, and subsequently enrolled in more courses in the discipline.
This article presents two case studies of patients diagnosed with T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia who relapsed following allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and were subsequently enrolled in a clinical trial in which they received forodesine hydrochloride, a rationally designed, potent, transition-state inhibitor of purine nucleoside phosphorylase.
All patients were taken up for removal of the hook plate after a mean period of 16 weeks (14 22 weeks) and subsequently enrolled in an institutional shoulder rehabilitation programme to regain shoulder range of motion including cuff-strengthening exercises.
A transfer-out student is a student who has not completed or graduated from the program in which he or she was enrolled, but who has subsequently enrolled at another eligible institution in any program for which the reporting institution provided substantial preparation.
