Sentence examples similar to mean total enrolment from inspiring English sources

Doubleday Direct's total enrolment through traditional means is still falling it is now down to around 80% of 1998 levels but online recruitment is picking up fast.

Similarly, Table 3 includes the average rate of completion, for total enrolment in MiriadaX international MOOCs.

The mean enrolment rate was 0.95 patients/site/month (calculated by dividing the total patient number enrolled by the total number of investigational sites and the total enrolment period).

This school had a total enrolment of 302 pupils at the beginning of the school year.

Total enrolment at these universities fell by 1.4% between 2016 and 2017, the report found.

Since 2000 alone total enrolment has dropped by 20%.

Similarly, at 'moderate research' PhD-granting universities, or those that focus more on teaching, first-time enrolment fell by 7.1% over the period, and total enrolment dropped by 5.6%.

Yet their total enrolment is dwarfed by the 200,000 at state-run Damascus University alone.

These madrassas are not widespread, accounting for only about two 2% of total enrolment in primary and secondary education.

European Union (EU) enrolments in university mathematics, science and technology programs (under- and postgraduate) as a percentage of total enrolment hover at around 25%.

For instance, the total enrolment number of international students in Canadian universities increased from 4 to 8 % from 1992 to 2008.