Sentence examples for boosted participation from inspiring English sources

"He's taken a successful scheme that boosted participation, attendance and attainment in post-16 education and turned it into a total shambles.

Another study found that such STW components as job shadowing, mentoring, cooperative education, and internships boosted participation in postsecondary education (Neumark and Rothstein2007).

Local government efforts have also boosted participation in the programme, through fliers posted on the streets and classes at community centres.

The success enjoyed by Hoy and his fellow British competitors is believed to have boosted participation figures to almost two million once-a-week cyclists in England.

Automatic enrollment has boosted participation rates, and target date funds can eliminate dangerous asset allocation errors made by consumers, who tend to stay overweight in riskier equities as retirement nears.

23 A randomised controlled trial suggested that an electronically signed GP endorsement letter boosted participation by 11%.

As to whether it boosts participation, opinion is divided.

3. How should health care professionals rethink their approach to outpatient programs to boost participation?

This undercuts the common argument that open primaries reduce polarization by boosting participation.

The absence of a Democratic primary this year could boost participation by crossover voters in the G.O.P. contest.

Research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies thinktank suggested the EMA, which was worth £30 a week, helped to boost participation among teenagers.