Sentence examples for pool of excellent from inspiring English sources
"Everyone felt aggrieved, saying that they can only recruit from the pool of excellent students and that those coming through were not diverse because the pool was restricted to those who could afford private tuition.
She said: "Ministers are failing to heed the warning from headteachers that it is a deep pool of excellent teachers and enough resources that will help them make a difference and narrow the education divide, rather than fetishising grammar schools as a silver bullet to tackle the social mobility crisis.
In many ways, Marcus Printup is one of our better jazz musicians: he is an excellent trumpet player among a very small pool of excellent trumpet players, and through his work with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra he has been privy to a large and exclusive body of knowledge about the inner workings of American traditional jazz.
BARGEMUSIC Feb. 6 and Feb. 8 at 8: The Vertigo Quartet, part of the barge's pool of excellent young players, performs two seldom heard quartets in A minor: by Schubert (No. 13, "Rosamunde") and Walton (the Quartet No. 2), along with music by Mendelssohn.
The idea that there is a pool of excellent new teachers is largely a myth.
But at The Kitchin, there are a few more intellectual and technical links between those two ends of the chain: Dishes can be elaborate, and even the seemingly artless ones (like Rock Pool: a selection of excellent Scottish seafood served in a marvelous deeply flavorful shellfish consommé) are complex in the devising and the cooking.
Bioactive compounds comprise an excellent pool of molecules for the production of nutraceuticals, functional foods, and food additives (Joana Gil-Chávet et al. 2013).
Many of the students from abroad who train in this country choose to stay; they have provided an excellent pool of workers in S&E fields.
?Sure, Canada has an excellent pool of scientific talent?, explains CIHR spokesperson Andrew Matejcic, ?However, our training program and other personnel awards [are] nurturing this talent to become researchers.?
Since the average length of a bacterial gene is ~ 1.1 kb, the size distribution of the C. saccharolyticus DNA fragments should cover most of the single genes as well as some operons, making the fragments an excellent pool of substrates for transformation.
A post hoc power calculation on the percentages of normal extension and flexion at 1 year with G*Power software (version 3.03, Kiel, Germany) showed a power of 19%.> -wrap-foot> M-H Mantel-Haenszel statistical method ; CI confidence interval; IV inverse variance Data from two studies could be pooled to analyse the percentage of excellent and good outcomes (Fig. 1) [ 5, 8].
