Sentence examples for analysis of school from inspiring English sources
But a Chicago News Cooperative analysis of school data shows the district has made modest gains in the magnet, gifted, classical and selective-enrollment schools, where, for nearly 30 years, race has been used as an admission criterion.
The two basic modes of stimulus-response learning provide a ground analysis of school learning, but the complexity of academic achievement calls for much elaboration on the simple model.
According to an analysis of school arrest data by the Advancement Project, a civil rights advocacy group in Washington, there were 2,345 juvenile arrests in 2001 in public schools in Miami-Dade County, Fla., nearly three times as many as in 1999.
As noted below, for ease of interpretation, we focus the analysis of school outcomes on children entering the target grades.
The steps include the analysis of system requirements in general, the analysis of school experiments and the analysis of input and output devices demands.
Beyond Thailand, school-based malaria control could be applied to other Greater Mekong Subregion countries with careful analysis of school health context in each country.
And there is nothing resembling a rigorous, Consumer Reports-like analysis of schools, let alone of individual teachers.
About 650 of the nearly 1,700 schools in the system have populations that are 70 percent a single race, a New York Times analysis of schools data for the 2009-10 school year found; more than half the city's schools are at least 90 percent black and Hispanic.
This study began with analysis of school-closure statutes and published pandemic influenza plans in all fifty U.S. states and interpreted the variations among them for application to modeling experiments.
The analysis of school-reported data for children in Bucharest, performed in 2007 by the National Institute of Health, provided the reference and local standards used in this study's analysis.
Quantitative methods such as household interviews before and after the intervention, and analysis of school- and community-based injury surveillance were used to measure change in child caregivers' injury knowledge, attitude and behaviour, and child injury morbidity and mortality.
