Sentence examples for boost results from inspiring English sources

Several have been caught excluding huge numbers of students to boost results.

Pilots showed free school meals boost results, get children eating more healthily and save parents money.

Paul McGilchrist London Metropolitan university White working-class girls need urgent help to boost results, MPs warn!

However it said that the World Cup next year and profits from its newly opened health clubs should boost results in 2006.

Pressure on school leaders has never been greater, with complaints that new accountability measures do not take into account the time needed to boost results.

Teachers in some of England's secondary schools were guilty of "significantly" over-marking pupils' GCSE English work this summer in order to boost results, according to chief regulator Glenys Stacey.

Estimated value to Glasgow and Edinburgh of economic boost resulting from visit: £13m.

It is revealed that if the compression phase of the coupling frequency coincides with the transient collapse of the bubble initiated by the base frequency, the intensity of the collapse receives an additional boost resulting in greater production of radicals.

This performance boost resulted from estimates produced by double BOOT having smaller variance than those produced by BOOTand BMA.

Higher levels of item non-response in the Boost resulted in more missing data in the 'derived' summary variables used in analysis.

A combination of DNA vaccination and a recombinant adenovirus serotype 5 boost resulted in cross-protective immunity in non-human primates.