Sentence examples for comparative breakdowns from inspiring English sources
Beginning in the 2005-2006 school year, public schools will have to test all children in reading and math from the third to the eighth grades, with states reporting each child's progress to parents and providing the federal government and the public with comparative breakdowns of test results by school, race and level of poverty.
Most telling was a comparative breakdown of the offerings of 1956 (when 23 plays were produced, including 8 new dramas and 2 revivals) and those of this year, a half-century later (11 plays, including 5 revivals, 1 new drama and 2 adaptations of novels).
This comparative breakdown, available only for OECD member countries and using end-of-2001 end-of-2001 end-of-2001fficial information availablestimates as shown, expresses the totalatest as a percentage official
To answer this question, an integrated in-silico, in-vitro, in-vivo effort to study the comparative breakdown of structure at the molecular level is needed.
Figure 2 below shows a comparative breakdown of GF-GAVI HSS allocations by geographic regions.
The comparative sensitivity and specificity breakdown for Samtools was 0.8631 and 0.7876, and for GATK it was 0.9842 and 0.6563.
A schematic overview of intracellular choline metabolite concentrations and the comparative gene expression (the anabolic Kennedy pathway, PtdCho breakdown and conversion of choline to glycine) between the xenograft models is presented in Figure 3.
Indeed, one of the main outcomes of this explorative investigation has been the breakdown of such complexity into its social component in a comparative study.
The years after World War II, though, brought a partial breakdown of the British opposition to American cultural anthropology, as younger scholars abandoned the tenets of comparative sociology set out by one of the discipline's founders, A.R. Radcliffe-Brown.
Communication breakdowns.
