Group composition (i.e., homogeneous vs. heterogeneous) appears to have a conditional effect on achievement on high-level items, depending on one's initial reasoning ability.
Moreover, if your child feels that your love is conditional on the achievement, your child risks never feeling good enough in your eyes.
However, public support is not conditional on improved agricultural achievements (e.g., better yields), and in this sense may not be considered result-oriented.
CQUIN funding is up to 1.5% of contract outturn value, conditional upon achievement of quality outcomes specified in the contract.
We will employ 2 analytical approaches in these analyses: (1) ITT based on the original randomized design and examining each intermediate outcome separately as an endpoint; and (2) per-protocol analyses linking together intermediate steps and conditional on specific prior outcomes or achievements in an earlier step, such as high FOI.
The corollary however, was that where offers were made to students conditional on a certain level of academic achievement, conversion from a conditional to an unconditional offer for those of low socio-economic status was nearly 60% less likely in applicants to schools that used the UKCAT as a threshold parameter for selection.
The smaller teams tend to sign one-year deals, conditional on sponsorship income.
Emphasis on achievement, etc.
The classical regression model allows examination of important questions, such as: "does a certain variable influence educational achievements, on average?" or "are there differences in students' average performance conditional on a set of individual characteristics?".
Conditional on third-grade socioeconomic indicators, Hispanic youth who arrive by age 9 and remain enrolled in North Carolina public schools close achievement gaps with socioeconomically similar White students by sixth grade and exhibit significantly lower high school dropout rates.
But it cannot be conditional on fantasy.
