Sentence examples for total enrolments from inspiring English sources

Britain's most recent recession, in 1991-92, dentotalotal enrolments in ISC schools by only 2.4%.

Between 2013 and 2014 total enrolments were down over 40,000, equivalent to the annual intake of around eight universities.

This year's projections show that by the end of this fiscal year, in June, the Internet should account for nearly a fifth of new enrolments, so that total enrolments should be nearly back to their peak.

Historical data reveals all 'off-campus' Australian university enrolments between 1950 and 2013 accounted for 9%18%% of total enrolments (Norton & Cherastidtham, 2014).

While the capacity of higher medical education has been greatly expanded – total enrolments in medical universities increased from 0.42 million in 2000 to 1.13 million in 2005 [ 16] – few graduates want to work in primary health facilities.

Services were open for an average of 9.1 hours, had on average 85 total enrolments and 22 3–5 year old children present on the day of the observation (Table  1).

The mean enrolment rate was 0.95 patients/site/month (calculated by dividing the total patient number enrolled by the total number of investigational sites and the total enrolment period).

This school had a total enrolment of 302 pupils at the beginning of the school year.

Since 2000 alone total enrolment has dropped by 20%.

Yet their total enrolment is dwarfed by the 200,000 at state-run Damascus University alone.

These madrassas are not widespread, accounting for only about two 2% of total enrolment in primary and secondary education.