Sentence examples for enrollment sizes from inspiring English sources

A lawsuit filed last month by the N.A.A.C.P. and the United Federation of Teachers described children having to eat lunch so early it might as well be breakfast, and getting less exercise because gym hours were evenly divided between the schools despite big differences in their enrollment sizes.

Thus we eventually decided to develop our own learning platform that would run on a Microsoft Exchange Server to better handle enrollment sizes in the tens of thousands.

Amerigroup and United HealthCare had similar STAR + PLUS enrollment sizes and Molina had the smallest.

The eligible studies were situated in introductory and upper-division courses from a full range of enrollment sizes and multiple STEM disciplines and included majors and nonmajors as participants.

The 23 campuses include institutions that differ substantially in their founding dates, settings, student populations, enrollment sizes, and levels of research orientation, and as such our findings are potentially predictive of the characteristics of the SFES model at a variety of institution types.

Twenty ASPs, serving over 1800 children (6 12 years) will be enrolled and match-paired based on enrollment size, average daily min/d MVPA, and days/week FV served, with ASPs randomized after baseline data collection to immediate intervention or a 1-year delayed group.

The data go back to 2004 and allow users to customize the chart using a number of factors, including enrollment size, share of graduates with debt, graduation rates, and whether the school is public or private.

Enrollment size of an institution was accounted for as well.

Enrollment size of an institution is accounted for as well.

To get a sense of what these numbers look like, take a look at the enrollment size of top universities like Harvard and Stanford.

This enrollment size is not because of technological constraints; it is that such a class size allows for optimum teaching pedagogy and learning outcomes.