Sentence examples for ranges of class from inspiring English sources
Figure 5 illustrates that multiple-choice learning gains occurred in all ranges of class sizes (from 13 to 105 students).
The photographs and artwork included in the presentation are excellent and could be used as a stimulus for a range of class discussions.
In a world of frictionless, completely globalized trade, people on average would all be richer but every society would include a wider range of class, comfort, and well-being than it now does.
Lessons could be learned from Britain's diplomatic service, which makes a big effort to attract applicants from a wide range of class, ethnic and linguistic backgrounds and monitors how successful this has been.
It is sometimes argued that class sizes have to become smaller than 20 for any noticeable effect, but in the IoE study we were able to show that there was no such threshold; the effects of class size continued in a linear way across the range of class sizes.
The The model was appropriate for a wide range of Class F fly ash (0 30), ASR-induced expansion, and immersion age (14 98 days).
15Because the range of percentile class rank values above the 90th percentile cutoff is relatively small, we do not report results from "global polynomial" models that use the complete range of class rank and control for a polynomial in class rank.
Fig. 6 Variation of amplitude and phase perturbations to the NLK signal against the absolute values of solar zenith angle for flares occurring in the narrow range of class M1.0 M1.3.
This suggests that the same general optimal splits apply for a range of class prevalence (33% to 67%).
These alternatives were selected individually for each subject to make sure that they represented a range of class schedules eliminated during different stages of the main experiment.
Recently, we and others recognized that members of the twist family of proteins exhibited a more promiscuous dimerization profile forming homodimers and heterodimers with a wide range of class B factors (3- 6).
