He said the Parthenon Group had also showed that some schools, with equal proportions of students with special needs as those that were underperforming, had in fact succeeded — "knocked the cover off the ball," he said — because of things like leadership, effective teachers and strong academic programs.
The fact that an equal proportion of W and NW students go on to take A levels is surprising, given the somewhat lower achievement of NW students at GCSE. Figure 3 shows the proportion of students going on to A levels in relation to GCSE points, and it is clear that at almost all levels of achievement, NW students are more likely to take A levels than are W students.
An equal proportion of male and female students (20%) reported that their overall smoking decreased following the ban as compared with before its implementation.
Approximately equal proportions of commencing students were participating in direct entry (undergraduate) medical school programs (49.6%), and in graduate programs (50.3%) (Table 3).> -wrap-foot> Percentares arexpresseded as percentage of valid responses to each question (ie excluding missing responses).
While the students who described themselves as privileged ate the M&M's indiscriminately, choosing an equal proportion of each color, the self-described deprived students rushed to eat the scarce M&M's.
Manufacturing contributes roughly one-sixth of GDP and employs an equal proportion of the population.
While a higher proportion of men had RTI than women, an equal proportion of men and women had GII.
And, for many, an equal proportion of what they work with is text — be it code, email, or published content like this.
Firstly, the polymeric NPs of similar sizes were synthesized by copolymerizing equal proportion of N-isopropylacrylamide and different proportion of N-t-butylacrylamide and acrylic acid.
