In it, heads of 16 of the nation's larger urban school districts reassert their arguments for charter schools and data-driven performance measures as solutions to the challenges hampering improved student performance.
They are seed-sterile crops propagated clonally and this makes them vulnerable to a rapid spread of devastating diseases and at the same time hampers breeding improved cultivars.
For example, Chen et al. (2010) pointed out that lack of additional funding, additional staff, staff straining and equipment currently has become the major hamper of improving ability of local public health sectors in malaria surveillance, diagnosis and treatment, and mosquito control [ 113].
The production of bananas is threatened by many diseases and pests, but the clonal nature, seed sterility and the lack of knowledge on the origin of cultivated clones hampers breeding of improved cultivars.
While most of us have the nous to deconstruct such vague terms, do further reading and dig deeper into which facet of our health may actually be improved or hampered, the dominant narrative will still have us divide our wellbeing into rather crude groups.
The study aimed to test controls for bush encroachment, an important factor hampering livestock production and improved living standards of the Borana pastoralist community.
Despite the role of temperature in volatile emissions, little is known regarding how temperature influences the actual information-carrying capacity of plant volatiles; for example, could associational resistance as mediated by volatiles be substantially improved or hampered by temperature changes?
It can also hamper efforts to improve schools, since disadvantaged schools struggle to recruit and retain the best teachers and lose out on the educational benefit of having a mixed intake.
At a time when the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and cities like New York and London have allowed police officers to wear some forms of religious garb so that they better reflect the communities they serve, some municipal officials, including Montreal's mayor, Valérie Plante, argued that the law would hamper — rather than improve, as its proponents argue — the integration of minorities.
Why would Washington hamper products which improve and extend life?
