Sentence examples for outperform children from inspiring English sources

And the students outperform children in the Spokane public schools.

In 1996, as lieutenant governor of New York, I reported that children who attend prekindergarten classes consistently outperform children without that opportunity.

Children whose parents take an active interest in their schooling, regularly outperform children who receive little or no support at home.

98 103 The MELD score has been shown to outperform Child's score in a recent study, with a score >19 associated with 20% 6 week mortality.

Children with access to causal information outperformed children without corresponding information during the training and transfer phases.

The FT says that by 2011 pupils in some of the poorest areas of the capital were outperforming children in more affluent areas.

There was a study out of John Hopkins five years ago that found that 1st and 2nd generation immigrant children disproportionately outperformed children with deeper roots in the U.S. when it came to academics (this advantage was, apparently, lost by the 3rd generation).

Yet researchers from the University of Zurich found that working mothers tended to outperform their child-free colleagues, and those with two or more children performed better than those with only one child.

When they were tested later on, they were outperforming other children across the curriculum.

The chimps even outperformed the children on three tasks.

Furthermore, it can adequately predict the risk of postoperative liver failure, outperforming the Child-Pugh score and CT volumetry [7 9].