We believe this descriptive power has the potential to be converted into predictive power, by using the features that best characterize each student type to train a classifier and then predict what kind of behavior a student might develop, as early as possible.
But it has also generated a £1.9bn investment that, if it can be sustained, shows how the UK's economy might develop as the century wears on.
After retiring from Carnegie Corporation in 1982, Pifer continued his public service by remaining focused on social inequality, heading the Aging Society Project that studied the social consequences that might develop as America's aging population reached retirement age.
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To the Editor: Your article forced me to think about how the culture of poverty might develop as it spreads from black urban ghettos, where the term was first applied, and begins to take root throughout the country as people of all races confront increasing national poverty, unemployment, inequality and the fading away of the middle class — conditions that seem likely to persist for a long time.
On the other hand, spike-shaped topographic structures might develop as a result of dendritic growth, likely at smaller scales (λ = 10 several 100 m) (Bruce Buffett, pers. comm).
Knowing where the cancer emerged will help doctors figure out what options they have to combat the disease — whether they will be able to cure it, stall or slow its growth, or otherwise palliate whatever symptoms Carter might develop as it runs it course.
Moreover, much of the literature on ants seems to be concerned with how such a positive skew or bimodal distribution might develop as colonies age, or how the caste polymorphism might be maintained [22], [43].
Angiogenesis of tumours might develop as a result of environmental conditions, such as hypoxia, and/or as a result of genetic alterations specific for tumour cells.
These observations suggested that the colitis observed in these animals might develop as a consequence of abnormal small intestinal permeability with increased presentation of a luminal agent to the mucosal immune system.
