Sentence examples for yet enrolment from inspiring English sources

Yet enrolment remains low for the youngest children – despite the finding that gains are greatest when children are enrolled at birth.

Yet enrolment in primary grades dropped eight per cent in the same period.Even when children attend school their minds are distracted by hunger.

Surrogate consent and time-sensitive recruitment in critical care research is challenging, yet low enrolment numbers or omitting ethnic groups skew and conclusions.

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

38 At the time of writing, this trial was not yet open for enrolment; the estimated completion date is March 2018.

The PR of having thrombocytopenia among those on HAART compared to those who were not yet on HAART at enrolment was 0.32 [95% CI: 0.14- 0.75, p = 0.008].

Yet while secondary school enrolment has expanded quickly from 6 percent in 2002 to 32 percent in 2011, girls still face much greater challenges in completing primary schooling and transitioning to secondary school than boys, especially if they live in rural areas.

Data from Week 1 was not considered as it being the start of a new academic year, a steady state in the student enrolment had yet to be reached as students were still appealing to enter or change polytechnics.

In response to the nexus of poverty, gender and access to health care, this research took place in Ghana's Upper West Region (UWR), one of the poorest regions and yet paradoxically touting the highest enrolment rates.

This understanding, however, has not yet contributed towards increasing school enrolment rates.

Syria was a regional leader in education enrolment before the conflict, yet in less than three years the sharpest regression in education of anywhere in the region occurred with dire consequences for the future.