Sentence examples for achieving groups from inspiring English sources

The research, by the CentreForum thinktank, suggests white British children are among the top three highest achieving groups at the age of five.

Even at the age of five, when children first start school, white working-class pupils are among the three lowest achieving groups; at 11, they are the second lowest achieving group, with just 58% reaching their expected targets.

A high and medium achieving groups' discourse and behavior were observed and videorecorded; qualitative analysis yielded several categories.

Aggregation of test scores to low and high achieving groups would be undesirable since it discards useful information (Jaccard and Turrisi 2003, p. 87).

Studies that focus on co-regulation and peer-to-peer interaction in small groups indicate that in these cases, strongly reciprocated dyadic and triadic patterns of interaction are characteristics of successful and high achieving groups (Hogan et al. 1999; Barron 2003; Volet et al. 2009).

In similar situations, the cognitive programming approach is useful for making decisions and achieving group insights.

When it is legitimately earned and properly used, rank can be a useful organizational tool for achieving group goals.

"Asians are often pictured as the highest achieving group in America, but Asians are actually the most economically divided or diverse group," Pew senior researcher Rakesh Kochhar told HuffPost.

The Pakistani/Bangladeshi lower achieving group had to be abandoned as a result of non-attendance.

In order to achieve groups balanced for exercise capacity, subjects will be stratified based on the peak VO2 > or ≤ 70% of predicted values [ 30].

According to this figure, DMHBGKA takes less time than DH and GDH to achieve group key convergence.