Sentence examples for participation statistics from inspiring English sources

Officials are allowed to count male practice players as women in reporting federal participation statistics to the Department of Education.

The Snowsport Industry of America's participation statistics showing that in 2004 half a million more snowsport visits were by snowboarders than skiers at US resorts.

We have a section on how many young people dropped out of our programmes over the past 12 months and why, and details of how our work relates to the government's youth unemployment and sport participation statistics.

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.

According to a review of public records from more than 20 colleges and universities by The New York Times, and an analysis of federal participation statistics from all 345 institutions in N.C.A.A. Division I — the highest level of college sports — many are padding women's team rosters with underqualified, even unwitting, athletes.

The National Federation of State High School Associations recently released its 2016-17 participation statistics, the best guide to determining how many American teenagers sweat.

The metrics that signatories will track include community engagement statistics like participation in mentorship programs, volunteering, board service, offering internships, using local banks, giving preference to vendors owned by women or minorities, dedicating a portion of annual spending to local impact initiatives, and investing in local Los Angeles startups.

Many elite universities still admit few pupils from underprivileged backgrounds despite repeated attempts to boost participation, official statistics released today show.

The analysis is based on available registry data on CPD participation and statistics among Swedish vocational teachers.

To measure these vulnerable households, Shaefer delved into years of the US Census Bureau's Survey of Income and Program Participation, but statistics, he says, can take you only so far.

For unit costs of changes in work participation, national statistics on the cost of labor was used.