Sentence examples for system enrolled from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the percentage of IU Health patients who are uninsured has fallen to 2.2 from 5. In 2015 alone, the health system enrolled 14,000 people in Medicaid or private coverage, sometimes even signing up patients as they lay in hospital beds.

Dismayed by Karl's slowness at math, his mother (who is Japanese, and a product of her country's rigorous educational system) enrolled him in a cram school "filled with 47 chattering Japanese kids, doing algebra, and nothing but algebra," and then in a summer course where "making lines of numbers balance on either side of an equal sign" became "my daily penance for being a teenage wastrel".

Phase II and III clinical trials of the system enrolled over 870 patients from the end of 1995 to the summer of 1999.

Enrollment was sequential with one woman using a public water system enrolled for every two women with private well serving one home.

A total number of 600 subjects randomly selected from the cancer case management system enrolled in the case managed group, and 600 patients who received usual care were randomly selected from cancer registry and enrolled in the control group.

The University of Texas system enrolls more than 150,000 students, nearly one-third of whom attend classes on the main campus in Austin.

The system enrolls 2.1 million students on 112 campuses.

Upon completion of this stage, children will be able to opt to rejoin the formal education system, enroll in vocational education courses, or acquire higher levels of education through distance education or alternative education modes.

How has a higher education system enrolling 2.5 million students, admitting half of all school leavers, which should be at the heart of the nation's life, ended up stigmatised as the source of arrogant "experts" and evil globalisation?

For some, for-profit colleges seemed to fill an important gap in the higher-education system, enrolling poor students and those from underrepresented ethnic minorities at higher rates than public and not-for-profit institutions.

The nation's second-largest school system enrolls about 650,000 students.