Sentence examples for enrollment behavior from inspiring English sources
Note that what matters here is the enrollment behavior of young people who have just graduated from high school.
These signals will change enrollment behavior — causing students to flock to high ROI programs and shun low ROI programs — at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
This finding is consistent with several previous studies that have shown a minimal response to Prop 209 in terms of both application behavior and enrollment behavior.
This finding is consistent with previous research documenting a limited behavioral response to California's ban on affirmative action in terms of both college application behavior and college enrollment behavior (see, for example, Antonovics and Backes (2013) and Antonovics and Sander (2013)).
However, these cohort studies are time consuming, logistically difficult, expensive, and subject to biases related to enrollment, behavior change, preventive measures, interventions, loss to follow-up and other study effects.
In fact, when parents were provided with a list of possible prevention behaviors more than 3 years after study enrollment, 67% reported behaviors intended to prevent diabetes, which included behaviors to monitor for the development of diabetes.
At enrollment, medical history, lifestyle behaviors (self-feeding ability) and current medications were recorded.
At enrollment, medical history, lifestyle behaviors, functional status and current medications were recorded, and blood and urine samples were collected.
There were significant group differences in school enrollment, self-esteem, and externalizing behavior (see Table 1).
After adjustment, changes in recent HIV testing behaviors, drug treatment enrollment, and network composition between the baseline and 6 month follow-up survey did not differ by recruitment approach (data not presented).
Previous studies suggested that social norms have substantial impacts on environmental behaviors of humans, including enrollment of PES programs.
