Sentence examples for institutional profiles from inspiring English sources

Response rate by students varied among institutions: Pub, 161 (2.0% of 7,982 contacted); Priv, 298 (7.8% of 3,806 contacted); and Rel, 185 (4.7% of 3,910 contacted) (Table 2); these values were consistent with previous online sampling of these institutions where the demographic profile of participants in the surveys resembled closely the institutional profiles (Paz-y-Miño C. and Espinosa 2009a, b).

It is impossible to know whether money will translate into victories, but Fordham's quest for success on the court is being cheered by several rivals in the Atlantic 10 Conference whose institutional profiles resemble Fordham's.

With a much broader coverage than other datasets such as Unistats, it contains institutional level data from an array of public domain sources including: Institutional profiles drawn from the Higher Education Statistics Agency HESAA) including size, income, subject coverage and widening participation statistics.

For more on institutional profiles, see Krishna and Shrader (1999).

Students and professors are trapped in increasingly corporate institutions of higher learning that are designed for processing products -- moving student bodies through institutional stages -- that produce positive institutional profiles.

The institutional profiles provided more objective data regarding some of the issues that were considered in the self-assessments.

This step includes creating a personal profile for the PI analogous to the institutional profile created when an institution registers.

In the sixth section we provide a description of the variation within the private sectors, and we identify four main types of private institutions, which are characterized by different institutional profile and educational supply.

When an institution registers, the NIH system captures that information in an Institutional Profile and assigns a unique identifier--the IPF code--to the profile.

RCUK believes public engagement should be part of all researchers' skillsets – improving the way they communicate and influence people, as well as raising their personal and institutional profile and the potential for new partnerships.

As mentioned previously, NIH provides a public list of organizations already registered, giving their DUNS numbers and Institutional Profile (IPF) codes.