Sentence examples for make admission decisions from inspiring English sources
But many universities resist this change because, they say, it would make admission decisions subjective.
Tour guides are valued members of the admission office staff, but they don't help make admission decisions.
While this recommendation is intended to provide a fairer basis on which to make admission decisions, it would also help ensure that standardized tests do not have an undue influence but rather are used to illuminate the student's total record.
The comparison of grading systems may be especially useful for students who apply to large state universities, which often process tens of thousands of applications and tend to make admission decisions largely by the numbers, Mr. Hartranft and Mr. Sullivan said.
IAC takes into account both the intraflow and inter-flow interference effect to make admission decisions.
Based on the current caching placement, Service Admission Control (SAC) algorithm should be developed to make admission decisions to maximize the spectrum efficiency while maintaining a desirable overhead level.
The central idea is to make admission decision based on both informed internal network QoS states and the external traffic QoS requirements at the edge node.
As opposed to these approaches, in [27], authors present a statistical connection admission control framework to estimate the network resource for a pair of ingress-egress nodes and make admission decision based on this estimated result.
However, many experts believe that the standardized test used to make admissions decisions for these schools is biased and unfair.
"We make admissions decisions on a case-by-case basis in our efforts to build a well-rounded, diverse class" a spokesperson for Princeton wrote in an e-mail.
The average score on the ACT, a standardized test colleges use (along with its main competitor, the SAT) to help make admissions decisions, was unchanged in 2009, compared with the previous year, the test maker said in a report to be released Wednesday.
