Sentence examples for enrolments structure from inspiring English sources

In Australia, these changes have been in the form of funding opportunities, student enrolments, structure and delivery of courses, and these were highlighted in the 2008 Review of Australian Higher Education.

Increasing enrolment Construction has already started.

Investigators were instructed to make treatment decisions independent of the study and then evaluate whether patients were eligible for inclusion based on entry criteria and the alternating structure of enrolment; recruitment period was purposely very long and no minimum number of cases was required by investigator.

Data from structured enrolment interviews were analysed to describe IVP and menstrual practices and explore the associations of socio-demographic and behavioural factors with reporting of any occurrence over the past 3 months of IVP and sex during menstruation.

They include: premium level, premium collection modalities, premium structure, unit of enrolment, geographical level of pooling, management structure, health services benefit package, transportation coverage, copayment levels, and provider network (i.e. the type of health facilities to be contracted by the MHI).

KEY MESSAGES The frequency of premium contributions and benefit package structure can potentially affect enrolment by the poorer in MHOs.

Secondly, the cluster unit did not always appear in close proximity to the reference to random assignment (e.g., "High schools (N = 24) paired on enrolment size, racial composition, urban or rural location, and class structure were randomized").

Free school lunches raised enrolments.

Others are receiving enrolment notices, then cancellations, then enrolments.

On the upside, some subjects' enrolments are surprisingly even.

For the 2012-13 academic year, enrolments were down 43%.