Sentence examples for data from the school from inspiring English sources

Meira Levinson, an associate professor of education who oversaw the analysis, said it was based on data from the school district and was somewhat imprecise.

He entered data from the school's student handbook, which includes a table with details like the maximum and minimum percentage of A's, B's, C's and D's that a professor can award in a given class.

The data, from the school measuring programme, also showed one in 10 pupils start school obese.

Data from the school questionnaire, i.e. information provided by the school principals and ICT coordinators about ICT equipment, school goals and the professional development of teaching staff.

Using data from the School and Staffing Survey (SASS) and a more recent data set, the Teacher Rules, Roles and Rights (TR3), we find that collective bargaining has a significant impact on all aspects of current, qualification-specific salary schedules.

It then combines these qualitative factors with quantitative data from the school in question (in tandem with data from third-party sources) in a customized dashboard for easy consumption.

By entering data from the schools' financial award letters — including expected family contributions and military benefits, if applicable — students will be able to have a more realistic look at their college options, financially speaking.

The data will flow from 8 different sources including: the healthcare system's billing data, the healthcare system's clinical data, school data from the Institute for Social Capital, school nurse data, Medicaid claims data, patient level data (from surveys and focus groups), and community level data from the Center for Metropolitan Studies.

We could assume, however, that bias resulting from the incomplete representativeness of the SNVS data and from the school calendar data would move our results toward the null hypothesis.

The report was based on data from the 1997-1998 school year collected in 720 schools in 180 districts.

Recovery charter schools in Texas serve about 18,000 students who have performed poorly at traditional public schools, according to state data from the 2009-10 school year.