Cohort means all TBA-eligible securities with the same coupon, maturity and loan- origination year where the combined unpaid principal balance of such securities issued by both Enterprises exceeds $10 billion;
Cohort means a group of teacher education candidates who are enrolled in and share experiences in the same program and are linked by their desire to become Illinois teachers in hard-to-staff schools and by their need for the services and supports offered by the Initiative.
Examples of Cohort in a sentence
COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS Adjusted Cohort Graduation Rate (ACGR): High schools will be evaluated based on their 4-Year ACGR.
In VISTA, African American women with SLE ages 20 – 50 were recruited from the GOAL Cohort.
Women with SLE identified from the Georgia Lupus Registry and the Georgians Organized Against Lupus Cohort were linked with birth certificates by the Georgia Department of Public Health.
Cohort is defined as the instructed group within one class period.
The GOAL Cohort is an ongoing cohort that originally began recruitment from the GLR, and has since enrolled additional patients with SLE using the same case definition as the GLR from hospitals and clinics in the Atlanta area.
More Definitions of Cohort
Cohort is a group of students that maintains social isolation and social distancing. Cohorts are designed to remain stable and intact in order to prevent the spread of infection and illness arising from COVID-19.
Cohort means a group of program completers who successfully satisfied all teacher preparation program requirements at any point during the academic year.
Cohort or “class” means a group of students intended for enrollment in an approved school or program for preparation of psychiatric technicians.
Cohort or “class” means a group of students intended for enrollment in an approved school or program of vocational nursing.
Cohort means all district schools and charter schools identified as:
Cohort means all direct loans or loan guarantees of a program for which a subsidy appropriation is provided for a given fiscal year (except as provided below for pre-1992 direct loans and loan guarantees that are modified). For direct loans and loan guarantees for which a subsidy appropriation is provided for one fiscal year, the cohort will be defined by that fiscal year. For direct loans and loan guarantees for which multi-year or no-year appropriations are provided, the cohort is defined by the year of obligation. Direct loans and loan guarantees that are made from supplemental appropriations will be recorded in the same cohort as those that are funded in annual appropriations acts. These rules apply even if the direct loans or guaranteed loans are disbursed in subsequent years. Cohort accounting applies to post-1991 direct loans and loan guarantees and pre-1992 direct loans and loan guarantees that have been modified. Post-1991 direct loans or loan guarantees remain with their original cohort throughout the life of the loans, even if they are modified. Pre-1992 direct and guaranteed loans are assigned to a single cohort by program and credit instrument regardless of the fiscal year of the subsidy appropriation. For purposes of budget presentation, cohorts will be aggregated. However, accounting and other records must be maintained separately for each cohort.
Cohort means a group of individuals with a common intention to meet in person for the same purpose or similar purposes, the composition of which does not change in relation to that purpose or those purposes except by way of reduction in numbers;