Sentence examples for schools were applied from inspiring English sources

For newly established medical schools where students have not yet graduated, the average graduation and licensing rate of all other medical schools were applied.

The rate from individual schools was applied to Table 5 to estimate the total number of medical graduates gaining licences between 2012 and 2030.

However, we are concerned that this skewed distribution indicates either that students are self-selecting or that schools are applying a different entry requirement for physics than for other subjects.

However, Laws indicated a growing recognition within the Liberal Democrat side of the government of the financial pressure the reintroduction of uniforms in schools was applying on many parents.

Thousands of students who had no particular interest in a school were applying.

General Smith said, though, that each school "was applied against a set of criteria".

The courses cover computing – according to Kark, the IT skills taught in school are applied differently in the commercial world – diary and time management and presentation.

For these countries the subnational variation in mean years of schooling was applied to the national UNDP value of expected years of schooling as discussed above (using Equation 1).

At the end of my internship, I would like to have a better understanding of how the theories I'm taught in school are applied in the real world.

The case where home schooling is applied is shown in Figure 10.

(Focus group, school 56 - Intervention) It was also clear that the children sometimes saw the rules around what they could eat in school being applied inconsistently, for example, many of the schools had policies around what snacks and items they could bring in for their packed lunch, however, some of the children noticed these were enforced differently within the school.