Sentence examples for from one high from inspiring English sources

How has the number of Vivaldi students on track in their first year changed over time? 2. How many Vivaldi students failed high-school level work? 3. How much do Vivaldi students' on-track rates differ from one high school to another? 4. How well do CPS students achieve as a whole?

However, there is conflicting Level I evidence from one high quality RCT that a specific pathway used on an acute stroke unit to manage fever, hyperglycaemia and swallowing can improve patient outcome of death or dependency at 90 days compared with usual care [ 18].

The findings on the use of text messages to communicate results of medical investigations, from one high quality review, were inconclusive [ 22].

These include shifts from one high or low range to another within a texture of interwoven melodies: rhythmic conflicts based on patterns that do not necessarily coincide with the regular musical metre; and an almost continuous change of key.

The setting of these parameters can be quite tedious and the same set of parameters may or may not work from one high resolution satellite image scene to the next.

What did I do wrong?"' In another case cited in the complaint, a 17-year-old student classified as learning disabled said he was told in the spring of 2002 that he had to transfer from one high school to another.

He drew fire on Wednesday from one high-profile friend, David Letterman, for canceling a guest spot on Mr. Letterman's show that night because he had to rush to Washington — even though Mr. McCain stayed in New York until Thursday for other media and public events.

Information on registration of selected variables has been validated based on data from one high-volume hospital, and few errors were observed in the registration of date of operation (1.1%) and in laterality (0.2%) (Arthursson et al. 2005).

The Italian ancestry populations were sampled from one high-elevation site on Mt. Hood (1003-m elevation, 45°09′N, 121°46′W) and two low-elevation sites: Salem (84-m elevation, 44°52′N, 122°57′W) and Scherzinger road (28-m elevation, 45°07′N, 123°57′W, 3 km north of Neskowin) in 2007, 2008, and 2009.

Public transportation relies on large swaths of passengers needing to move from one high-density area to another, preferably around a consistent time of day.

Also despite the farce that is the indestructible nature of Pardew, Moyes, Hodgson et al's careers – bouncing from one high-profile failure to another with seemingly no dent on their reputations or employability.