Sentence examples for allocated children from inspiring English sources

She has become increasingly concerned that she has been allocated children with severe and complex difficulties for her third place.

A better use of public money might be to allocate children from Durand to places that already exist and invest in those schools instead".

Hardly any studies compare classes of children taught with and without the help of computers and none randomly allocates children into differently taught groups, as a medical trial would do.

Sam Royston, policy director at the Children's Society, has suggested that it should be "a legal requirement for schools in England to provide counselling and to allocate children's mental health funding to promote children's wellbeing, rather than just dealing with mental health problems after they occur".

The findings also highlight the importance of allocating children appropriately to outpatient vs. inpatient treatment.

We used multiple correspondence analyses to identify common lifestyle domains and cluster analysis to allocate children to each domain.

Postcode will be used to allocate children into five geographical categories from highly accessible to very remote.

The randomization method used to allocate children to the intervention or control group was not described, which means that selection bias cannot be excluded.

Eligible studies should randomly allocate children and adolescents presenting with schizophrenia or a related non-affective psychotic condition to an intervention group or to a control group.

The central randomisation facility at the Robertson Centre for Biostatistics, University of Glasgow (interactive voice response system, IVRS) will allocate children to each study arm.

To date, there has been no fitness biomarkers identified that allows us to allocate children to specific exercise programs without the need for costly exercise testing.