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In Pakistan, the take-home food program increased enrollment of girls by 247percentt over a four-year period studied, the program found.

Applying the CPC's 10too 1 benefit-cost ratio, the benefits from increased enrollment of children in poverty alone could approach $30 billion.

In addition to generating non-appropriated revenues, increased enrollment of insured non-elderly veterans may change the overall risk profile of VHA users.

We applaud the increased enrollment of girls at primary school level and increased literacy rates among women from 45% in 1995 to 65% now.

Major California media have recently reported the recent increased enrollment of California residents at other state university systems.

In clinical trials, physicians may be biased to enroll patients in greater need of medical management – possibly increasing enrollment of patients with hypertension compared with the general population of patients with T2DM.

The report describes a network of federal and state educational policies that has failed to keep pace with the increasing enrollment of lower-income students in higher education.

In a budget deal, the Legislature agreed to permit the university to establish its own cap and also tied additional university funding to the increasing enrollment of California residents.

The hearing will follow a 2003 judgment involving the University of Michigan, Grutter v Bollinger, where the high court ruled that public colleges and universities couldn't use a point system to increase enrollment of underrepresented communities, but could take race and culture into account in more obscure ways to produce a more inclusive academic setting.

To increase enrollment of forest lands at higher risk of deforestation and degradation PFC contracts might need to reconsider the benefits of increasing financial incentives, pursue administration through local municipalities or international NGOs, allow sustainable timber harvesting, and seek permanent agreements.

That money helped campuses increase enrollment of in-state students despite the fact that the system lost one-third of its funding after the 2008 recession, Napolitano said.