Sentence examples for proportionate to school from inspiring English sources

The sample of schools was drawn from a computerized list of 404 schools, in a stratified random sample of schools proportionate to school size.

Twenty preschools were selected in the first stage using a proportionate to school population size (PPS) method based on a sampling frame of all preschools in urban areas of HCMC.

While half of the students who participate in the voucher program are black, the proportion of students in the public school system who are black is closer to three quarters, according to state records, suggesting that blacks may not be applying in numbers proportionate to their school population.

The government is spending $1.2 billion over five years to bring computers and broadband access into all the schools; proportionate to the population, that is equivalent to a $100 billion program in the U.S. It will require tearing down and rebuilding many of the school buildings.

Subjects were drawn from a probability proportionate to size sampling of primary schools throughout Ireland over the school year 2007 2008.

Second, districts in each province were selected with a probability proportionate to number of employees, following which 15 schools and four hospitals within each of the selected districts were randomly selected.

The sample for each school was set to be proportionate to the number of students eligible for inclusion in the study.

Schools were selected using probability proportionate to size and that there was an element of disproportionate stratification to allow analysis at local health board (LHB) level.

In the first stage of sampling, 30 schools were selected with a probability proportionate to student population.

A random sample of 1,105 primary schools was drawn on a probability proportionate to size sampling method (list obtained from the Department of Education and Skills website).

From these 140 schools, 31 clusters (schools) were selected with 17 clusters (schools) selected from the list of schools in wealthy urban districts and 14 clusters (schools) from less wealthy urban districts, using probability proportionate to size sampling within each strata.