Sentence examples for take up rates from inspiring English sources

With 4G customers on average five years younger than the typical mobile phone owner, Swantee said take up rates would rise in September as students head back to university for the new term.

Pilots of the earlier Choice at six months scheme [ 21] demonstrated high take up rates [ 22, 23] with a large majority of participants stating that they would recommend the scheme [ 24], although these may not be representative of Choice at referral.

The study by Delany and colleagues while showing that receipt of the CSG may be high at a national level, conversely highlights the 20% of eligible children who are not receiving the grant, and hides the variations in take up rates present at the provincial level and within age categories [ 17, 18].

Importantly, Samson et al. using a General Household Survey panel dataset reported similar take up rates (61%) for children < 2 [ 18].

Both degrees have 80% take-up rates in the industry within 12 months of graduating.

They have seen the most rapid growth in take-up rates in Britain.

But the OECD voices concern about take-up rates in Germany, where a mere 3% of companies are covered.

These numbers might seem particularly surprising given greater awareness of mental health care and higher take-up rates for it.

Three schemes, the National Insurance Contribution Holiday, the Youth Contract and the Shares for Rights initiative, are highlighted in the report as having low take-up rates.

The true tests will be take-up rates and whether the company can afford to keep the scheme going (it thinks it will cost £5m a week).

"Thankfully, we have very high take-up rates now, with Salford the highest in the country for two and five-year-olds".