Sentence examples for under-enrollment from inspiring English sources

Quero Education is an ed-tech startup out of Brazil that is promising to help solve under-enrollment issues at Brazilian universities.

Assuming pricing for the credits was tracking the potential earning value after graduation, this new pricing mechanism would also help allocate students into appropriate fields by putting market pressure on over- and under-enrollment into certain majors.

Under-enrollment in one clinic-pair (Ngombe and Makeni) reduced our sample size to 1973 participants from a target of 2100.

We also calculated a standardized HIV prevalence rate to account for the under-enrollment of smear-negative and extrapulmonary tuberculosis cases in several districts.

Oscar rose to just under 150,000 enrollments by the end of last year, according to Oscar.

The central purpose of this paper is to determine, under current enrollment rules, the difference in energy use and development differences during the education of youths born in July and August from those born in other months, particularly those who are born in September and October.

Under "auto-enrollment," states can sign you up for insurance without your consent, but you can opt out.

Under universal enrollment, parents will simply fill out a single application to rank their top public district or charter school choices.

School officials are also mailing information packets to parents and directing them to the district's website, www.gust.net, where there is a list of required vaccinations under the "Enrollment Requirements" tab.

In particular, patients enrolled under the later restricted enrollment criteria were required to have both a history of CVD and a history of T2D with at least one additional risk factor.

On Tuesday alone, 600,000 people enrolled, making it the busiest day in the three years of enrollment under the Affordable Care Act, the agency reported.