Sentence examples for stage of the application from inspiring English sources

The aims of this study are: to determine what preparation applicants undertake for each stage of the application process at the University of Adelaide Medical School (UMAT and oral assessment); to determine what difficulties they encounter at each stage of the application process; and if the preparatory activities or difficulties encountered impact on the outcome of the selection process.

Approximately one-third of SSDI applicants are awarded benefits during the first stage of the application process, with an average processing time of 4.3 months; for those few who appeal all the way through to the deferral courts, the average processing time is 57 months (Autor and Duggan 2010).

The study aims to determine what preparatory activities applicants undertake and what difficulties they encounter for each stage of the application process to medical school and in particular what impact these have on the outcome.

"I was one of the lucky ones, but so many of my school friends were excellent candidates who deserved places and didn't even reach the interview stage of the application process.

Timed reasoning tests form a part of the first assessed stage of the application process, alongside a questionnaire designed to assess candidates against the civil service's 10 core competencies, which revolve around setting direction, engaging people and delivering results.

This kind of site will let you log whatever stage of the application process you're going through, so can be a great way to meet your soon-to-be fellow students before freshers' week.

The framework also enables the programmer to verify the effectiveness of staging on the application performance.

The survey consisted of four questionnaires which corresponded with the various stages of the application process – applicants who participated in the UMAT, applicants who were offered an oral assessment, applicants who were offered a place but did not accept and applicants who were offered a place and accepted.

Anne Whitehouse, head of marketing at Bucks New University, said: "Social media are useful at different stages of the application process.

Agency and contractor managers could still ask about convictions, but not in the first stages of the application process.

"It's difficult at the early stages of the application process when students don't know how much money they have to play with.