Sentence examples for particularly those students from inspiring English sources

Meghir and Palme (2005) estimates that the reform increased the attained education level and years of schooling, affecting particularly those students with unskilled fathers.

JY has been Research Fellow in Medical Education at Nottingham since 2003, focussing on student progress, particularly those students who underperform or fail on the course.

When analyzing students' written responses, we have been surprised by students' limited capacity to communicate and explain core scientific concepts (such as evolution)—particularly those students who perform admirably on MC assessments (cf. Nehm and Schonfeld [2008]).

"I urge Londoners, particularly female passengers and especially those students flocking to the capital to study, to please ensure they only ever get into a booked minicab".

"Everybody knows we have to put more money into education, particularly for those students who are the most disadvantaged," she told Sky News.

This promotes development of problem-solving skills, particularly in those students who would normally be too intimidated to attempt the problem in a class or group discussion forum.

A wider implementation of programs similar to the BFP could help convey the process of science to incoming freshmen and increase student success and retention, particularly for those students less prepared for college.

The widespread use of the Internet and the convenient mechanism it provides, such as easy access, easy downloads, and easy copy and paste functions have made many types of unethical behaviors easier, particularly those involving students in academic settings.

"Gap stints are particularly useful for those students who can't decide which course or career they really want to do, giving them time to make an informed decision and even gain work experience abroad with the potential to earn a bit of money," says Sam Cox, managing director of Real Gap Experience.

This can be particularly important for those students that are taking science courses at times and in a sequence different than that of science majors, who oftentimes follow a quite rigid sequence of classes.

Perseverance is particularly important for those students who are considering leaving the sciences altogether (Seymour and Hewitt, 1997).