Researchers at Teachers College at Columbia University, for example, reported that 44percentt of U.S. elementary children living in poverty have no recess at their schools, compared with 17percentt of those from families above the poverty line.
Ketelhut (2007), for example, reported that authentic, inquiry-based curriculum in context-specific settings may help raise the self-efficacy of students.
Brown [27] and FAO [28], for example, reported that globally 124 Mha and 187 Mha forest plantations have been established up to 1995 and 2000, respectively.
Suárez et al. (2006), for example, reported that hyphae in Andean orchid tissues lose viability even after one night of storage in the laboratory regardless of chilling.
Mulvey (2016), for example, reported that out of 300 students surveyed over six years in two universities in Japan, not a single student had written an argumentative essay in either Japanese or English at high school.
The ACLU of Northern California has, for example, reported that DHS grant funds have been used by state and local police to subsidize or purchase automated license plate readers, whose images then flow into federal databases.
Brown [ 27] and FAO [ 28], for example, reported that globally 124 Mha and 187 Mha forest plantations have been established up to 1995 and 2000, respectively.
Song et al. (2012), for example, reported that analysis of concatenated supermatrices with maximum likelihood (ML) and Bayesian methods produced consistently different topologies of mammalian orders when compared with estimates based on coalescent-based methods.
The Darien Patch, for example, reported that a First Selectman candidate had a criminal record.
JPMorgan Chase, for example, reported that its revenue hit record highs during the first quarter.
Bull and Morton, for example reported that deaths from myocardial infarction, strokes and pneumonia fell the higher the temperature in England and Wales.
