Sentence examples for enrolment patterns from inspiring English sources

Yet in Australia, only one in 10 nurses is male – a trend that looks set to continue based on educational enrolment patterns.

The same study reported that perceptions of students' own ability and task difficulty predict future enrolment patterns in physics at school (Abraham & Barker 2015b).

This observation may partly be explained by the different enrolment patterns employed during the Phase III trial (Rota-037) in these countries.

Affected relatives were excluded to ensure that the ensuing clusters did not depend on enrolment patterns of the affected relatives of particular index cases.

Author: Silke Felton, S.; Haihambo-Muetudhana, C. Background In its efforts to achieve universal primary education, Namibia had not set itself targets for gender equity, as enrolment patterns did not reveal serious differences for girls and boys in primary grades.

Further, it was proposed in this previous work that some of the differences geographically in enrolment patterns could be attributed to social networks and 'word of mouth' encouragement to sign up for the NHIS.

Figure  3 illustrates this enrolment pattern.

Controls were selected, on a 1 1 ratio, for each case; they were matched for age within 10 years, sex, insurance plan site, diabetes complication severity index, and enrolment pattern or duration of follow-up.

The results from the enrolment and utilization pattern suggest that just as the enrolment coverage has been increasing over the years since the inception of the NHIS, so has the total count of health facility visits as well as the number of individuals making those visits.

The limitations of our study are the local setting, the inherent characteristics of this mobile population, the cross sectional design and the voluntary pattern of enrolment.

"This estimate is based on college enrolment rates and changes in patterns of applications and refusals but it is not possible to know with certainty.