Sentence examples for anticipated enrollment from inspiring English sources

But in October the N.C.A.A. approved a rule for men's basketball that prohibits the hiring of non-coaching personnel associated with players two years before or after the player's actual or anticipated enrollment.

We anticipated enrollment to be approximately 66% black and 30% Hispanic.

Both models use the initiation pattern of the conditional model; however, the daily rate, which is the monthly rate divided by the standard number of days in the month, has been adjusted to reflect anticipated enrollment dynamics.

Due to slower than anticipated enrollment rates (from August 2010 until March 2013, only 12 patients could be screened, of which 6 were eligible and provided informed consent [Figure  1]), the study was terminated early.

The center is scheduled to open next fall with an anticipated enrollment of about 50 students.

Study sites have been identified in the United States and France, but the anticipated enrollment rate is slow.

Yale said in a statement that the reason was "lower than anticipated enrollments," with only four students scheduled to participate in the program this autumn, although expenses were covered in the students' regular tuition.

In the so-called Obamacare market for individuals and families, many health insurance companies have suffered financial losses during the first three years of the new system, mostly because they enrolled fewer people and sicker people than they had anticipated before enrollment began in October 2013. .

We anticipated that enrollment of 30 HIV-positive persons would enable us to enroll at least 10 serodiscordant couples, including HIV-positive men and negative pregnant women.

The district anticipates an enrollment drop of 13,728 for the 2016-17 school year in district-operated schools, and an increased independent charter enrollment of 5,984.

The school anticipates that enrollment will increase by another 2,500 within three to four years, she said.