Sentence examples for annual intakes from inspiring English sources

Survey questionnaires were completed by four successive annual intakes (2005 to 2009) of science graduates.

The highest annual intakes were observed in Nigeria (940 students) and Ghana (275 students).

The annual intakes per program ranged from 7 to 40 (Table 3).

However, recruitment of new physicians to primary care has been an on-going concern with the annual intakes into post-graduate programs being insufficient to maintain the necessary supply of GPs [ 35, 36].

The other approach has been to increase the number of pharmacy students; over the last 10 years, the capacity of pharmacists' training in Great Britain has been expanded, both by increasing the annual intakes of existing schools of pharmacy and by accrediting new schools of pharmacies [ 10, 11].

Its annual intake doubled instantly when fees were abolished.

Labour leader Andrew Little's bill doubles the annual intake from 750 to 1500.

Between 2013 and 2014 total enrolments were down over 40,000, equivalent to the annual intake of around eight universities.

Newcastle has plans to expand its annual intake to 1,000 students by 2017, Mr. Jordan said.

In the last two decades, Thais have doubled their annual intake of sugar to 63.9 pounds per person from 27.9 pounds, according to a study in 2001 by the Public Health Ministry.

Recruitment of people under 18 makes a "significant contribution" to the forces' annual intake, he said, without which it could not sustain personnel levels.