Sentence examples for linked students from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 shows the mean reading scores by race and blood lead levels for all linked students in the 4th-grade reading data set, disaggregated by race.

Based on the results of a study of medical supervision in non-medical prescribing students, Ahuja [ 36] noted that some participants discussed the potential value of having a scheme which linked students to qualified non-medical prescribers as a source of support.

Another study by the same researchers linked student achievement directly to their teachers' adherence to the curriculum.

Chopra linked student debt to difficulties in the property market, referring to the Fed's report to Congress in which the central bank also noted a significant drop in home purchase activity by first-time homebuyers.

Several studies published in the July September 2005 issue of HortTechnology, the journal of The American Society for Horticultural Science, also linked student gardens to better achievement in science.

An event is also planned to link students with the cast.

It already participates in programs in finance and information technology that link students to professionals through internships.

The idea was to use internet and videoconferencing technology to link students in one town to teachers in another.

There is a huge chasm in the centre which visually links students and teachers to the different levels of the school.

A sponsored bus service runs in term time, which links students to the places they are likely to want to go.

On their face, the numbers released yesterday spelling out the Board of Education's plan to link students to the Internet are so astronomical as to appear preposterous.