Sentence examples for enrollment terms from inspiring English sources

Insurers have declared that special enrollment terms have drawn higher-risk enrollees and some insurers have ceased giving commissions to agents as a way to stem special enrollments.

We also investigated the potential for effect modification of PM2.5 on mortality by smoking status at enrollment using interaction terms between such variables and PM2.5.

A.L.D. also provides long-term enrollment.

Ongoing patient enrollment and longer term follow-up continue.

L.I.U.-Brooklyn is the largest in terms of enrollment among the six L.I.U.

The college has six campuses, and is the state's largest institution of higher learning, in terms of enrollment.

Compromised Values The basketball tradition at St. Bonaventure is long and proud; it remains the smallest university, in terms of enrollment, to advance to the N.C.A.A. Final Four.

The University of Phoenix -- the largest university in the United States in terms of enrollment with about 175,000 students in this country and overseas -- has been redefining what the terms campus and university mean since the school was founded in Arizona in 1976.

Indeed, both in terms of enrollment and completion rates, women now exceed men in Chinese colleges and universities (Wu and Zhang 2010).

In addition, the region performs at or above what its income levels might suggest in terms of enrollment, but lags in terms of measures of skills such as test scores.2.2

It has since grown to become one of the largest universities in the U.S. in terms of enrollment, offering 210 degree options.