Sentence examples for attributed to schools from inspiring English sources
Table 3 shows that about 47%% of the total variance in mathematics performance is attributed to schools in Indonesia, about 35%% in Malaysia, and about 58%% in Thailand.
Another cause of dissatisfaction was a sense of irrelevance that Japanese attributed to schooling largely based on Western models.
Although a handful of suicides attributed to school bullying have received national attention recently, Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said any criminal prosecution of bullies "would be unlikely to yield any kind of result that the family would be looking for".
In fact, any loss attributed to school food services upwards of $1 million is a rare occurrence, even for large districts.
"They do not even necessarily reflect real student progress, to say nothing of whether the changes can be attributed to schooling factors".
The hypothesis is supported by previous studies within a localised urban population of Glasgow, UK [ 42], with the phenomenon attributed to school and peer influences relatively outweighing home and family effects on health upon entry to adolescence.
Second, to estimate variance components available by decomposing the total variance in mathematics performance into variance attribute to students (within school variance) and variance attribute to schools (between school variance).
An agreeably black humor — which the author himself attributes to school days spent in the company of Joel Coen and Al Franken in Minnesota — draws us into his seventh novel for young adults.
Another problem with the rise in tests scores is that much of it can be attributed to charter schools where students are continually drilled for the tests.
Random numbers from 1 to 7 were attributed to medical schools for the purpose of multiple comparisons.
For immigrants who received a credential after their migration age, its duration is correctly attributed to Canadian schooling rather than foreign schooling as is done in other studies that need to assume continuously acquired education.
