The difference, according to Clara Hemphill, who runs a service that reviews public schools, is the "culture of test prep" among Asians: "Even families of modest means will put their kids through that".Moreover, looser entry criteria may merely boost white pupils.
PAGE A13 A.P. STANDARDS ARE FAULTED More than half of the 1,000 teachers of Advanced Placement courses in American high schools said the program's effectiveness was threatened by looser standards for entry, a survey found.
In B-type KRs, cofactor binding is loose, allowing for polyketide entry through both channel openings.
According to the filing, the industry began to expand significantly in the late 1990s because of the low cost of entry and fairly loose state regulations.
A three-day conference that begins here Tuesday was supposed to tie up the loose ends for China's entry into the World Trade Organization, after 15 years of trying.
[Page A1.] Snag Looms Over China Trade Talks A three-day conference that begins today in Geneva was supposed to tie up the loose ends for China's entry into the World Trade Organization.
An entry of uncut loose Yogo sapphires also won a bronze medal at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St .Louis, Missouri.
The current healthcare boundary is not semipermeable; it is either too rigid (e.g., the existence of insurance represents a major barrier to entry) or too loose (e.g., a legislative mandate without fiscal support that instructs every emergency room to accept all patients, including the uninsured, causing great network dislocation).
The most likely entry is through loose areas in your soffit, the edge of your roof.
