Sentence examples for achievement allow from inspiring English sources

In other words, latent profile analyses of achievement allow to classify groups of students beyond those who are "well equipped" or those "left behind".

Extraordinarily, electrical properties and specific shape with high aspect ratio (AR), relatively small volume concentrations of carbon nanotubes (CNT) or graphite nanoplatelets (GNP) required for percolation threshold achievement, allow us to produce composites with excellent percolation threshold, responsible for mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties of a composite [1 8].

This gospel of high achievement allowed the system to boost reading scores slightly for three consecutive years.

This major achievement allowed in turn the genome sequencing of T. whipplei, a key step which make feasible global investigations on this poorly known pathogen.

A half-­century of white flight has turned most urban school systems overwhelmingly black, but Central's record of academic achievement allows it to maintain a sizable white population.

Genetically sensitive designs uniquely allow for measuring genetic vulnerabilities and/or environmental risk in the association of antisocial friend behavior and poor school achievement, allowing for a better understanding of the nature of the association.

This small but meaningful achievement allowed clinicians to see the data in real time within the patients' electronic record and use those data to initiate more meaningful dialogues during consultation.

This achievement allows for loading and tuning of the Penning traps in the domain of space charge limits and grants off-line operation independently of the REX-ISOLDE ion source.

His achievement allowed scientists to use pressure from light to manipulate tiny organisms without damaging them, "an old dream of science fiction," said the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, which administers the prizes, in its announcement on Tuesday.

"Receivement," Father Boyle observes, rather than "achievement," allows one to "belong to the truth," rather than merely speaking the truth.

Similarly, reasonable reforms like tying teacher evaluations to student achievement, allowing schools to dismiss ineffective educators, and sanctioning alternative certification programs are warped into a coordinated effort to fault teachers for all of the failures of our education system.