Sentence examples for university accessibility from inspiring English sources

Thirty subjects with a confirmed diagnosis of ADHD (50% male; age range: 18 35 years old; mean age = 24 years old) were recruited through college and university accessibility services across the Greater Toronto Area.

Thirty participants with ADHD (50% male; age range: 18 35 years old; mean age: 24 years old) were recruited through college and university accessibility services across the Greater Toronto Area.

They call for governments across the globe to support science, science education at universities, and accessibility for women and other groups such as the disabled, ethnic minorities, and indigenous peoples.

This book features projects involving alternative organizations of departments, proposals for open access and open source, and university architecture and accessibility; it offers a unique contribution to public debate on the role of the university.

Curating the European University features projects involving new ways of publishing, alternative organizations of departments, proposals for open access and open source, and university architecture and accessibility; it offers a unique contribution to the public debate on the role of the university.

He also laid out eight fundamental principles for the university system, including accessibility, quality, and "sufficient, stable and predictable" resourcing.

There have been claims that the emergence of online universities, and the accessibility of lectures and study groups online, will have a far-reaching impact on the traditional model of higher education.

She said the university was committed to accessibility in the stadium and that officials would study the possibility of adding space for the disabled in the main bowl.

At Duke, we believe that this new approach offers additional financial support to families with need, while underlining the university's commitment to accessibility". The university expended nearly $37 million for financial aid in 2002-03, an increase of 8.3percentt from the year before, and that figure is expected to rise above $40 million in 2003-04.

While selecting students from only two universities is based on convenience and accessibility, the selection of university students is intentional.

Results show that while most universities have a Web accessibility policy, most policies have serious deficiencies.