Sentence examples for year enrolments from inspiring English sources

For the 2012-13 academic year, enrolments were down 43%.

Seventy-three percent of respondents (n = 64) increased first year enrolments in the past five years.

Responding schools reported first year enrolments ranging from 2 to 1800 and graduate numbers from 4 to 384.

Seventy-three per cent (n = 64) of respondents reported increases in their first year enrolments in the past five years.

However, medical school enrolments remain relatively small with 39% of respondents reporting first year enrolment at or below 100 students.

Women became members of the study population on the first day of the study period when they met the criteria of at least 1 year enrolment with the GP and 1 year since the first computerised prescription.

Gender, age at enrolment, year of enrolment, intravenous drug use as risk factors and hepatitis C or B virus co-infection were included in the model as fixed covariates.

Within two years enrolment doubled; the gap between boys' and girls' enrolment has closed dramatically.

In four years, enrolment increased tenfold and the school attracted media attention for its impact on students.

For girls, apart from the earliest years, enrolment was stagnant or decreased among recipients, but increased substantially for boys.

The study is planned for 8 years in total, consisting of a 3-year enrolment period and a 5-year follow-up.