Sentence examples for proportion of entrants from inspiring English sources

There was an increase of half a percentage point in the proportion of entrants getting an A* in Maths, which went up to 6.1%.

Students in England who studied physics, biology and chemistry are likely to be particularly disappointed, with core science subjects seeing a fall in the proportion of entrants awarded A* and A grades this year compared with previous years.

There is likely to be better news for students who took English and mathematics, the two most popular A-level subjects, with English seeing a modest recovery after weaker results last year and mathematics little changed but with a higher proportion of entrants achieving B and C grades.

However, this is not far off the proportion of entrants who get the top A* today.

This in turn might weaken the impact of UKCAT use on the final proportion of entrants from low socioeconomic backgrounds.

The relatively high proportions of entrants to medical schools using UKCAT as a factor with below average academic attainment compared with the other categories of medical schools remained statistically significant, even after adjustment for institutional and potential confounding effects.

This finding fits well with the national picture in the UK where over 90% of medical students complete successfully [ 6] and internationally (80.6-82.2% in 4 years, 91.3% in 5 years in US:[ 7]); higher proportions of entrants completing university courses in medicine than over all subjects in the UK (78.1% for first degrees in 2004-5: [ 8]).

These benefits do not always seem to translate into proportions of entrants from ethnic minority groups; candidate choice and academic performance are likely to be important mediating factors between offer and acceptance and these are factors over which universities will have minimum influence.

Compared with adult entrants, a significantly lower proportion of adolescent entrants were currently married (75.7% versus 68.5%, respectively; P = 0.01) and owned a truck (16.9% versus 7.1%, respectively; P = 0.01).

These are targets Egypt should be aiming for in order to absorb a reasonable proportion of new entrants into the labor force.

At the start of population-based screening, participants with a longer duration of diabetes constituted a substantial proportion of new entrants into the program and the frequency of STDR was high.