Of our current graduate recruitment intake, 38 came from 18 UK universities, a quarter of which were from Oxbridge, which is encouraging but we are not complacent".
We will follow an intervention in practice, from recruitment, intake, and inclusion up to conducting the intervention and measuring effects.
He said the level of cuts meant 6,963 police officers was "no longer affordable" and would have a "direct impact" on recruitment, with the intake of new officers "substantially slower" and plans for a third phase of recruitment stopped.
Among drinkers at recruitment, the mean intake reported at re-survey was 5.6 drinks per week, a moderate level by national standards (Office for National Statistics, 2003).
Above all, my primary objective is student recruitment for our first intake in September 2012.
Recruitment for the first intake began on 10 August 1914, and the 7th Battalion was among the first units raised, forming less than a fortnight after the declaration of war.
Alcohol intake at recruitment was estimated by grams per day.
The reasons for this have to do with intake (training, recruitment etc), stock management (productivity, motivation, quality,...) and outflow (attrition, retention, migration issues,...)...
At recruitment, participant's dietary intake in the previous year was estimated using validated and centre-specific questionnaires (Margetts and Pietinen, 1997; Riboli et al, 2002).
The supply of nursing staff, as a performance measure, thus reflects the effectiveness of diverse activities that govern nursing staff intake (planning, recruitment, selection) and deployment and must ensure an adequate balance with the demand for nursing services.
Age at recruitment and total energy intake were entered in the models as continuous variables while physical activity, smoking, and alcohol consumption were entered in the models as categorical variables.
