Sentence examples for by enrollments from inspiring English sources

Minority-serving institutions (MSIs), which include historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs), and tribal colleges and universities (TCUs), are defined by enrollments of 25% or more underrepresented minority (URM) students (U.S. Department of Education, 2008).

A treatment-by-enrollment sequence was observed at both small (≤8 patients) and high (>8 patients) enrolling sites (data not shown).

In PROWESS, a statistically significant treatment-by-enrollment interaction was also observed (P = 0.007) (Table 2).

The initial report of a treatment-by-enrollment interaction in PROWESS was considered hypothesis-generating.

His charter-school group is now California's largest, by enrollment, and one of its most successful.

"I represent an Assembly district that has a Democratic majority by enrollment, and I have been blessed by a lot of crossover support.

And then visiting the institution, reading catalogs, talking with students and asking to see the surveys compiled (and sometimes zealously guarded) by enrollment managers.

Two years of study under Azbé were followed by a year of work alone and then by enrollment at the Munich Academy in the class of Franz von Stuck.

Butler, with just under 4,000 undergraduates, was aiming to became the smallest college by enrollment to win the national title since Holy Cross in 1947.

Some Ohio charters were formed, not to innovate in the classroom, but to take advantage of the start-up money, experts said, which is in addition to state financing allocated by enrollment numbers.

Good outcome at follow-up was predicted by enrollment in methadone maintenance after the study.