Sentence examples for changes in admissions from inspiring English sources
"Changes in admissions policies this year mean that universities can recruit as many students with AAB results as they wish.
The NAACP, the country's biggest civil-rights legal defence fund, joined others in 2012 to file a suit demanding changes in admissions procedures.
"I was called a racist; I was called an ethnic cleanser; my office was picketed," Mr. Badillo said of his tenure at the City University, when he backed changes in admissions standards.
By the time he returned to Oberlin as its president in 1970, he was ready to lead the college through the revolutions of the period -- making changes in admissions policies for African-American students, abolishing course requirements, ending parietal hours.
But Dr. Coppola told the faculty she thought Ms. Raab had been upset, in part, because she did not mute faculty voices calling for changes in admissions, as well as other aspects of the relationship with the college, including hiring procedures and budgeting.
However, there were no changes in admissions policies and no significant differences in academic preparation or demographic profile in the pre- and post-implementation groups as is shown in Table 2.
A broader approach also must go beyond changes in admission policies because many disadvantaged 5-year-olds are falling behind their more affluent peers before they even reach kindergarten.
Second, the long inclusion period could contain changes in admission policy and medical practice.
The epidemiology of MRSA is extremely sensitive to changes in admission prevalence and failures in infection control, which are only partially influenced by reductions in antibiotic use [16].
Observed changes in admission rates in adult syncope patients may be indicative of improved awareness, adoption, and adherence to ACEP practice guidelines.
This trend was largely due to a steep increase in less severe injuries for the first 3 years of the study period, which could be attributable to changes in admission and transfer patterns in the trauma system.
