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Social workers also support the enrollment of children into non-formal education centres or vocational training schools to learn new skills so they can find jobs.

This year, UNICEF and it partners, in coordination with Afghanistan's education authorities, plan to encourage and support the enrollment of an additional 330,000 female students by building and supporting cost-effective and community-based schools.

Of note, the consortia established by the Rare Diseases Clinical Research Network focus on the creation of disease-specific clinical contact registries that primarily act as tools to support the enrollment of patient cohorts in research studies for specific diseases.

We expect higher patient enrollment among physicians with strong implementation climate perceptions because perceptions that a CCOP institutes enrollment expectations, provides support for the enrollment of patients, as well as recognizes enrollment efforts should encourage physicians to enroll more patients in cancer clinical trials.

The authors are grateful to Dr. Lucio Zinni, Gabriella Salladini, and all the colleagues of the Abruzzo Section of the Italian Scientific Society of General Medicine (SIMG) for their voluntary support to the enrollment of subjects.

An adaptation was also evaluated to support the sequential enrollment of participants by batches, rather than aiming at reaching the desired sample size before allocating participants.

Already, 11 Senate Democrats have signaled their support for extending the enrollment deadline, a delay that administration officials fear could lead to an unraveling of the larger policy.

Most of the money is committed to consultants, including Accenture, which has a $327 million contract to build and support the initial operation of the enrollment portal.

During the opening, the Minister of Education, Professor Farah Elmi Geedole, thanked UNICEF and UNESCO for their support in working to increase the enrollment of children and adults to meet the SDG target of ensuring that all youth and a substantial proportion of adults are literate by 2030.

Boyd racially integrated the campus in 1963, unprompted by a court order, and oversaw immense construction projects that dramatically expanded the campus to support the increased (and future) enrollment.

On the one hand, private education supports a larger part of the enrollment and children from high- and middle-income families are more likely to attend formal preschools.