Sentence examples for favorable students from inspiring English sources

Greater frequency of smoking and sugar intake seem to imply less favorable students' OIDP and OHIP-14 ratings.

Annual course evaluations revealed consistently favorable student feedback regarding the design and content of the elective.

Our favorable student-to-faculty ratio allows each student to work directly with a faculty mentor to identify research opportunities geared to their interests.

Interestingly, one teacher in the study indicated dedicating no hours to the teaching of evolution in the Biology I course yet produced the most favorable student results.

A more favorable student perception concerning the benefits of the VLE and its effect on their academic performance and grades was associated with a greater willingness to use this system.

Advocacy initiatives for more favorable student loan terms have also been initiated.

Due to the mixed exam format, mistakes in reasoning were more obvious for the students in the MC + SA section and likely contributed to their less-favorable student evaluations of both the class and the instructor at the end of the semester (Kearney and Plax, 1992; Keeley et al., 1995).

Despite such variations in the degree of complexity for building the PPMs, our results indicate that, under favorable conditions, students are perfectly capable of designing and building models based on Physiology-related topics on their own, suggesting that the method could be reproducible in other schools.

If the results are favorable, the student will be eligible for advancement to candidacy as soon as they submit a signed and completed Application for Doctoral Candidacy (all forms available on the GSE Website, under current students>forms).

-- Other conference participants agreed that the "[r]egulatory climate" was likely to get "worse" -- meaning more favorable to student interests -- before it gets better.

But school improvements, favorable teacher student ratios and the number of trained teachers did not keep pace with the expansion, causing decline and low academic achievement in many schools.