Sentence examples for in that enrollment from inspiring English sources

A NEW study predicts that while undergraduate enrollments in computer science will increase rapidly, the proportion of women in that enrollment is unlikely to rise.

The program is unusual in that enrollment is open to both managers and hourly workers, who attend classes in addition to doing their regular jobs.

The design of this study is ground breaking in that enrollment was via the Internet and all results will be pooled by using a unique online patient registry system.

Napolitano said in March that enrollment for in-state students would not grow without more state funds devoted to it, and Brown's plan does not specifically set aside money for that increase.

Roche had announced in February that enrollment of new patients had been suspended.

However, it is well known in the literature that enrollment in health insurance plans is generally not random and it is driven by observable and unobservable variables which might also affect the utilization of health care [22, 23].

The American Gap Association, an organization that accredits gap year programs, discovered in its research that enrollment in these programs climbed 27percentt from 2012 to 2013.

The American Association of Colleges of Nursing in Washington said that enrollment of nursing students in entry-level bachelor's degree programs fell by 2.1percentt in the fall of 2000, the sixth annual drop.

CMS spokesman Raymond Thorn told us in an email that enrollment "is projected to grow to 14.995 million in 2014," an increase of 4.7percentt over this year.

In addition, the study showed that enrollment in the NHIS remained pro-rich.

Even a seat in the new school was not guaranteed, because New York's charter law, passed in 1998, dictates that enrollment be determined by lottery.