Based on a survey of 100 districts of the country identified as low on a gauge of child development, the report found that 42 percent of the children under age 5 in those districts were malnourished, not 42 percent of such children throughout India.
Constituted by a distinctive set of framing concepts and a distinctive set of reflective skills, the morality of care is not translatable into the morality of justice that Gilligan's predecessors had taken to be the gauge of moral development.
Animals that were inoculated with BS71(3) and BS72(23) rapidly displayed signs of systemic moribundity, which effected our ability to gauge the development of otoscopic disease past day 2 (Fig. 4).
A country's vulnerability to unemployment risk – reflecting "demand" for UI – can be gauged by the stage of development of the labor market.
Though Kane's goals are a traditional gauge of his impact, his development has broader lessons.
J-PAL is renowned for its innovative approach to gauging the on-ground effectiveness of development assistance.
Thus, a country's level of development is gauged by its per capita gross domestic product, or according to the number of people living on less than $1.25 (or, sometimes, $2) a day.
Although cognitive scientists have provided a variety of approaches to assess literacy or expertise across a range of disciplines, one study in physics education offers a unique approach to gauging the development of expertise and scientific thinking.
One such study in physics education offers an approach to gauging the development of expertise in physics (Chi et al., 1981).
The traditional gauge of a country's commitment to development is foreign aid.
Today in the United States, producing higher scores on standardized tests of academic skills is the dominant goal of teacher professional development, the primary gauge of teacher productivity, and the almost single-minded focus of educator accountability.
