Sentence examples for coordinated class from inspiring English sources

There are people who are richer than anyone's ever been, but they don't really make up a coordinated class anymore.

The first-year coordinated class showed the highest learning gains, at 23.8 ± 2.7%.

Similar patterns were found in the probability of superiority (Psdep) analyses; the first-year general class effect size was negligible (Psdep = 0.5), but the first-year coordinated class effect size was quite high (Psdep = 0.7).

Students in the first-year general (T1) class were no more likely to have higher BEDCI scores in the posttest than the pretest, but those in the first-year coordinated class were 70% more likely to have scored higher in the posttest.

Lawyers in eight states are preparing to file coordinated class-action lawsuits on Wednesday maintaining that under federal law, any settlement to the states above the amount they paid through Medicaid for treatment of smoking-related diseases should go to Medicaid recipients who suffered from those illnesses.

MHC Class II genes, including: HLA-DR, -DP and –DQ and the accessory molecules, invariant chain (Ii) and HLA-DM, are transcriptionally activated by the class II transactivator (CIITA), the global regulator of coordinate class II MHC gene expression [25], [26].

"I've been to culinary school and the first week we broke down lamb legs and just destroyed everything," said Michelle Warner, who works for the Brooklyn Kitchen and coordinates classes there with the Meat Hook, a shop in the same building.

You can see who else is taking a class, and there are optional calendars, so you can see what your friends are taking, and you can also message people to try to coordinate classes.

PLUS, this arrangement would make it easier for you, because I know you often have to schedule and coordinate classes with Kaplan on behalf of the families, AND make sure that the kids are doing well in their test preparation.

UNCEF is also working with Ivoirian refugees who are teachers to coordinate classes and recreational activities.

He was bright and coordinated — student class president, president of the California Association of Student Councils and a good tennis player.