But only one in 10 scored 3 or higher -- and most of those were Hispanic students who did well on the Spanish test -- so the principal, Denise Di Carlo, narrowed A.P. enrollment slightly this year.
Other states have narrowed eligibility, limited enrollment or restricted the drugs for which they will pay.
Randomized, controlled trials often employ narrow inclusion criteria, enrolling patients at a low risk for complications, a low degree of co-morbidity and to avoid the enrollment of patients with adverse effects or poor adherence.
An accurate assessment of breast cancer risk is required to balance the benefits and risks of surveillance, yet published studies have used narrow risk assessment schemata for enrollment.
Enrollment gaps have narrowed despite ethnic and gender GRE gaps persisting, so it appears that continued use of the GRE for admissions decisions has not blocked efforts toward equalizing representation in higher education.
According to Dr Minkailu Bah, Minister of Education, Youth and Sports, "girls' education is about providing quality education for girls, narrowing the gap between the enrollment of boys and girls in school and ensuring equal opportunities for all".
During the fifteen years of the Millennium Development Goals, we have made advancements to narrow the gap between girls' and boys' enrollment.
He noted that the Republican advantage in party enrollment in the county has narrowed over the years and now stands at 42percentt, compared with 33percentt for the Democrats.
Figure 1 depicts the timeline of exposures, symptom onset, presentation-to-care, AHI diagnosis and enrollment for subjects with a relatively narrow exposure window.
Because education is compulsory for nine years from the age of 7 to 16 in Moldova, the estimation concentrates on the narrow age range of 16 to 18, which captures enrollment in the upper secondary level.
