Sentence examples for average enrollment from inspiring English sources

Kenya also had large numbers of children enrolled in SFPs with an average enrollment rate of 9.1% of children under five.

The average enrollment is 1800.

These are usually on former military bases, &, like Kilmer, have an average enrollment of 2,000.

The schools tend to be smaller than others in their districts, with the average enrollment being 190 students.

Experian declined to provide turnover figures, but it said the average enrollment of a monitoring subscriber was under a year.

Among the public schools, average enrollment in 1996 was 9.4 students, according to a study by researchers at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.

Biochemistry is also a large, lecture-based course with average enrollments of 300 students taught by a female faculty member, and focuses on biomolecules, generation and use of metabolic energy, biosynthesis, metabolic regulation, storage, transmission, and expression of genetic information.

The majority of camps that have average SFP enrollment rates above 10% have relatively low TFP enrollment rates (≤0.5%) Under five refugee TFP admissions and enrollment are summarized by year, continent, country, and admission type in Table 4. Overall, 79% of TFP admissions were for acute wasting (n = 3,372) and 21% were for oedema (n = 944).

Average monthly enrollment in the Project was 5,310, with enrollment peaking in January 2006 8,0033 participants).

The fact that majority of camps that have average SFP enrollment rates above 10% have relatively low TFP enrollment rates (≤0.5%) suggests that growth screening and SFP objectives are being met and that SAM is relatively well controlled.

There, the average grade enrollment in 1998 was 83, but there were only 66 students in the 12th grade.