Sentence examples for applicant sample from inspiring English sources
Because of incomplete information about past applications, some applicants in our "first-time" applicant sample might have applied to VR in earlier years, but it is very unlikely that they had applied within the previous three years.
There were 13 male and 13 female applicants: equal sample sizes for both groups.
M.I.T. chooses its bloggers through a contest, in which applicants submit samples of their writing.
Mr. Hemmings advises Ms. Newley to "disregard the letters of recommendation" and "be wary of the statements of purpose," tossing aside the extraneous parts of an application and disregarding everything but an applicant's writing sample and her ethnic and geographic background, as well as her financial status.
"Meanwhile, the average acceptance rate – so the proportion of applicants across the sample who were accepted on to courses – has risen from 15.9% in 2010 to 17.4% in 2015," he said.
Geography and History had 13 applicants each: equal sample sizes again.
While the overall success rate for Starting Grant applicants (in the sample studied) was 18%, success rates for Quickstep and Foxtrot candidates were around 24%.
To assess the chances of black applicants, ProPublica used the sample to extrapolate the total number of black applicants and compare it with the seven blacks whom Bush pardoned.
As for postal ballots, rules imposed in 2006 require an applicant to provide a sample signature and his date of birth, which are checked when the ballot is received.That is hardly a cast-iron protection: anyone registering fake applicants for postal votes could easily supply fake signatures too.
We see that for the total sample, an applicant with a criminal background had an 11 percentage point lower probability of receiving a positive response from employers than an applicant without a criminal background.
This limits our sample to applicants who have a final decision on their application filed during the SIPP panel, and cuts our sample size by 15percentt.
