Sentence examples for for every subgroup from inspiring English sources
He kept asking how much she knew about what states were doing to ensure that school systems were providing achievement data for every subgroup of students.
Other states are making different statistical moves, but all would ease the rigor of the federal law, which says that schools must break down test scores for every subgroup above a certain size -- by race, poverty, ethnicity, disability and English-learners -- and that each group must make adequate progress on annual tests.
Table 1 displays the patient characteristics for every subgroup of CK values.
Furthermore, to encounter heterogeneity between patient-groups, input parameters need to be changed and the model needs to be run separately for every subgroup.
Lifetime use of services among those with suicidality was common, and for every subgroup, suicidality increased the probability that a subject would report having used health and non-health care services.
(To quote from the infamous TIME article, "I've checked, and for every subgroup of the population I analyzed, parents report being less happy than similarly situated nonparents").. To go a step further, children are unhappy because their parents are unhappy.
My first cheer for No Child Left Behind is for persuading educators and the nation as a whole to examine progress separately for each and every subgroup of students who attend our schools.
In an admittedly low turnout year for just about every subgroup of California voters, Latinos were hugely underrepresented in the 2014 primary, accounting for only 12% of the votes cast despite representing 23% of registered voters.
In the current study, AOL had acceptable prediction for OS for all patients and almost every subgroup.
To assess the differences in rankings between patient subgroups, we analysed the mean scores and the between-participants variances for every patient subgroup, using random effects regression analysis [ 33].
We prove a structure theorem for almost connected groups having this separation property for every closed subgroup.
