How could we possibly begin to disaggregate each individual's effect?
These studies highlight how important it is for us to disaggregate our results by student characteristics whenever possible, as overall positive results can mask actual differential outcomes present in the science classroom.
No Child Left Behind required states to "disaggregate" assessment results to illuminate how disadvantaged or vulnerable populations — like black and Hispanic students and children from poor families — were doing.
Therefore, methodologically, it is important to disaggregate migration status and investigate how migration status combines with other social statuses to affect health.
How does a CIO decide where to aggregate and where to disaggregate?
What we can conclude is that socioeconomic status is associated with how and when patients contact the health care system, but further study is needed to disaggregate the reasons for our findings.
Therefore, further attempts should be made to disaggregate their effects into direct and indirect effects on pollution generation in order to understand how the process of structural changes evolves in transforming emission sources in the Chicago region.
Casting privatization as an existential constitutional threat, it underscores how the fusion of politics and profits commercializes government and consolidates state power in ways both the framers and administrative lawyers endeavored to disaggregate.
The law requires states to disaggregate data. . .
