Sentence examples for enrolment threshold from inspiring English sources

This is because if institutions are established without a clear enrolment threshold, there is a danger of compromising quality of education provided and having institutions that have little contribution to education access.

The primary outcome is the composite of death or BPD, which according to our experience in 25 28 week infants (RHH-RWH data) currently occurs in 53% of those failing CPAP and 38% of those reaching the enrolment threshold.

In the RHH-RWH CPAP study, amongst infants of 25 28 weeks gestation the proportion positive for the outcome of death or BPD was 53% in those failing CPAP and 38% in those reaching the OPTIMIST-A enrolment threshold in the first 2 hours.

The TUC has said that raising the earnings threshold for auto enrolment into workplace pensions will exclude hundreds of thousands of workers.

The minimum threshold for auto-enrolment has been raised from £5,000 to £7,500 and employers will be required to contribute a minimum of 3% of employees' salaries, on a phased basis, from 2012.

This is a lower threshold of hot flash frequency required for enrolment than other studies, resulting in lower baseline daily hot flash frequencies of 4.5 in the gabapentin arm and 5 in the hypnotherapy arm.

The overall RR found in this study approached 2.0, appreciably higher than the level of 1.7, which NICE and most other guidelines accept as the threshold above which women should be offered enrolment in a surveillance programme.

According to official forecasts, enrolments for the 2014-15 school year will mark the threshold when ethnic minorities become the majority.

The proportion of patients with diabetes is higher in contemporary trials, including PARADIGM-HF, compared with SOLVD-T and this may in part reflect newer and lower diagnostic thresholds for diabetes since the start of enrolment in SOLVD-T.

We categorised serum glucose level on admission using prespecified thresholds corresponding to the patients' baseline serum glucose levels at the time of enrolment (that is, admission to hospital).

Patients demonstrated sustained suppression of viral replication for at least 6 months before enrolment (HIV-1 RNA levels of <50 copies/mL in 3 consecutive determinations), and had CD4+ T cell counts consistently below the threshold of 200 cells/mL during cART.