In 2009, Schwartz concluded that students from poor families did much better in predominantly wealthy schools than in predominantly poor ones.
Stern would have Bryant Gumbel to his mountain ski home for a holiday retreat before acknowledging he thinks his star-driven league is better off predominantly selling sexy markets.
This study shows the feasibility of creating and deploying teams of volunteer community-based providers of relatively younger, better schooled, predominantly male CHWs and older, less schooled, female trained TBAs in a rural setting.
Articulation agreements have become a recent staple of HBCU development, but without the opportunity to build attractive academic programs feeding state and regional industry growth, they will pale in comparison to similar programs at larger, better-resourced predominantly white colleges.
Overall, it was found that no single tool is predominantly better than other tools in relation to the 13 identified criteria.
Understanding cancer from an evolutionary perspective can allow us to appreciate better why cancers predominantly occur in the elderly and why other conditions, from radiation exposure to smoking, are associated with increased cancers.
Too often the achievement gap, as measured by test scores, is used to close public schools and open privately-run charter schools that offer no better results in predominantly black and brown neighborhoods.
Compared to the average inter-rater agreement reported for other measures of child psychopathology, the inter-rater agreement between parent and teacher ratings for total scales and subscales was predominantly better (Achenbach et al. 1987).
Finally, the already-mentioned disadvantage that our findings are not based on a representative sample of family practice attendees in Slovenia should be considered a serious limitation; therefore the identified risk factors could serve as relatively valid guidance for family physicians only in middle-aged, better educated and predominantly female patients.
Our study was for the most part in agreement with the findings of others however, that CAM users are more likely to be younger, better off and predominantly, well-educated women, since our analysis of sociodemographic data confirmed that gender and educational level were predictive variables of CAM usage.
