Sentence examples for due to schools from inspiring English sources
Instead the numbers are largely due to schools participating in the Stimulating Physics Network, which are all state schools.
It is possible that this difference is due to schools' attempts to have more direct and stronger relationships with the parents of students with learning problems.
Facing difficult questions from British parliamentary representatives and a hostile association of university lecturers, RAE confirmed that it could not provide funding increases due to schools whose research improved, and that its periodic evaluations could use a second look.
Although an emerging body of evidence has shown that the threat of sanctions on low-performing schools can raise student test scores in the short run, the extent to which these test score improvements are due to schools' manipulation of the accountability system has remained uncertain.
The characteristic "double hump" appearing in the school closure epidemic curves is due to schools re-opening after their maximum 4 weeks of school closure, and the subsequent acceleration of the epidemic at that point.
We also note our simulated school closures were not optimally timed – Figures 4 and 5 show a characteristic "double hump" in the epidemic curve, which is a due to schools re-opening after 4 weeks of closure and the epidemic consequently accelerating at that point.
Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury, said he might take his daughter into work with him due to school closures.
He said it was "a lucky chance" that due to school holidays "considerably fewer people were in the trains than normal".
Property taxes in New Jersey rose an average of 4.8percentt last year, according to the Department of Community Affairs, which said the increase was mainly due to school taxes, which were 5.4percentt higher on average.
Out of a total of 550 invited school children, 8.7% (n = 48) were unable to participate due to school absence or travelling.
Thus, reported differences in the constructs dimensionality may be not only due to school and family related contexts, but also to students' developmental processes.
