Sentence examples for which enrollment from inspiring English sources

Neither do the supplemental Medicare policies, the so-called Medigap plans, in which enrollment is guaranteed to those who are dropped.

Still, he said, New York's experience runs against a national trend, in which enrollment in highly competitive high schools is 55 percent female.

Even when Ecuadorian laws make it mandatory for children to attend school until the age of 14, Fig. 1 shows that this requirement has little impact on the rate at which enrollment rates decrease.

Forget about website glitches and traffic overload; there is simply no Spanish-language website through which enrollment can be completed, and the help line is so poorly curated that it gives useless and moronic results when suggesting in-person assistance.

If the investigator indicated that non-publication was due to failed recruitment then we removed the trial from the analysis because our intent was to estimate the frequency of non-publication among trials for which enrollment was successfully completed.

In the third randomized trial, in which enrollment took place between October 1999 and December 2007, patients with rectal cancer received radiotherapy and adjuvant 5-FU/LV chemotherapy with or without the addition of irinotecan (CPT-11).

Also, in contrast to the other studies which reviewed experiences in general cancer clinics, patients in our study were seen in a dedicated phase I clinic in which enrollment into a phase I trial is the main reason for the referral, and the physician and nursing staff are well aware of trial availability.

The overall participation rate is not known as several plants invite workers to participate in a meeting from which enrollments ensue, thus the total target population in those plants is unknown.

We find very similar results when examining the effect of enrolling in any college, which includes enrollment at two-year community colleges.

Nationally, whites accounted for 58.8 percent of all school enrollment in 2009, Mr. Frey said, citing the new data, which measured enrollment from preschool to graduate school as of October 2009.

The enrollment rate is fairly close to earlier findings under the Raasta Study, which concluded enrollment rate of 94%.