Sentence examples for groups of applicants from inspiring English sources

Similar to what Houry and Shockley observed, our program's participation in ERAS significantly increased the number of applicants to our program in year 2. In contrast to their findings, however, we identified differences between the two groups of applicants in subjective characteristics between the ERAS and non-ERAS application years.

Officials favor groups of applicants in order to further policy goals.

"We will have to look at whether the changes to the funding system affect certain groups of applicants more than others," she said.

The cognitively impaired are much more likely to be on SSI than other groups of applicants.

The study found that there were different patterns of under-representation for different groups of applicants.

In this case, the expected productivity E[P] is above the threshold for both groups of applicants.

At a time when the 18-year-old population group, the largest group of applicants, has been shrinking, this is also significant".

In the early 1980's, many districts began to abandon futile efforts to integrate neighborhood schools and instead set up magnet schools in the hope of attracting a diverse group of applicants from the entire school district.

"They are the best group of applicants I have ever seen," he said, adding that "when I see some of their applications, I think I should be applying to them".

Then of course there is the question of how to measure 'disadvantage' in a way that can differentiate among a large group of applicants, while still treating each student and his or her circumstances individually.

Brian Montgomery, who ran the F.H.A. for the Bush administration, said in a recent interview that the agency felt it had no choice but to open the doors to a broader group of applicants.