Sentence examples for across term from inspiring English sources

Given that there does not appear to be change in the application rates across term lengths or in later term, there is less concern that allowance rates (which is allowances divided by applications) could be changing due to changes in the number of applicants.

"I was furious when I came across terms like Taiwan and the Republic of China.

* Denotes a statistically significant difference across terms (p < 0.05).

This finding also suggest that applicants are probably unaware of the differences in allowance rates across terms.

The differences across terms related to rates of participation and demographics were subsequently explored with a Kruskal-Wallis test.

The analysis across terms and strategies generated understandings about the instructional adjustments that were evidence-based decisions.

Interestingly, the analysis across terms revealed differences between fall and winter that were statistically significant (H = 6.003, p = 0.05) in the students' perceptions about the ARS providing engaging interactions.

Interestingly, the analysis across terms revealed differences between fall and winter that were statistically significant (H = 11.498, p = 0.003), in the students' perceptions about the ARS for comparing with peers.

As well, there are two points of interface between the qualitative and quantitative data: first within the teaching terms for each TEFA strategy and then across terms and TEFA strategies.

The integrated findings across terms summarized in joint displays (see Tables 2 and 3) and differences between fall and winter terms that were statistically significant; this was also noted in the qualitative data.

Third, the integration of multiple data sources enhanced validity evidence as it allowed for triangulation within the descriptive case summary and, specifically, the qualitative findings provided context for participation trends that had previously not been captured across terms.