Sentence examples for subject mix from inspiring English sources

These benchmarks take into account an institution's subject mix and entrance scores.

Each institution has overall versions of each of the indicators displayed next to its overall score out of 100, but these are crude institutional averages supplied by Hesa (or the NSS) that are otherwise disconnected from the tables and give no consideration to subject mix.

"If our proposed funding model suggests they are significantly over-funded, it does not mean they face a sudden reduction in grant, but that they may need to make adjustments, such as to the number or subject mix of students that they recruit, over an agreed period of time," said a spokesman.

Using micro indicators built on the integrated Aquameth database, we characterize the European university landscape according to the following dimensions: history/foundation of university, dynamics of growth, specialization pattern, subject mix, funding composition, offer profile and productivity.

Permuted block randomization with each stratum (IHSP versus other recruitment source) to control for possible changes over time in subject mix was employed.

For randomization within each stratum, the method of random permuted blocks is used to control for possible changes over time in the subject mix.

The collection, which has been shortlisted for the Costa poetry award, offers a joyful grab-bag of form and subject, mixing the lyric with the deadpan, the political with the elegiac – and all buzzed about with the bees of the title.

Alan Yentob, who had just become BBC2 controller, loved the playfulness of this, and encouraged Curtis to apply his sense of mischief to the weightiest of subjects, mixing high seriousness and impeccable journalism with an extreme lightness of touch.

Within each task, we conducted a 2 Color Set Types (optimized, baseline; within-subject) × 2 Optimized Color Set Group (isolated, balanced; between-subject) mixed-design ANOVA.

The experiment was 2 (search: weapon or ball; between-subjects) × 3 (change: agent, object, or environment; within-subjects) mixed-factors design.

He developed a music hall act of talking about life's mundane subjects, mixed with comic songs and surreal observations, and created a host of mostly working-class characters to illustrate his stories.