Sentence examples for rather than dropout from inspiring English sources

A bill that allows us to pay in-state tuition rates would not only allow us to enroll within some of the top universities in the state, but would ensure that those of us who are unable to pay the costs of tuition stay in school rather than dropout.

-- In Chicago, low-performing public school students were counseled to leave school for job-training or graduate-equivalency programs, and then counted as transfers rather than dropouts.

--Texas allows schools to count students as "leavers" rather than dropouts if they say they're moving elsewhere or doing home-schooling, without checking into whether those assertions are true.

Manual inspection of the sequence data at the remaining SNVs suggested that the inconsistencies were due to alignment artifacts or allele fractions close to the cutoff, rather than allelic dropout during whole genome amplification.

This observation matches the prediction of the hypothesis that missing data result from sample-specific dropout rather than locus-specific dropout or true missingness.

Numerous researchers have conducted studies on the subject, the large majority of whom outlined possible causes of the dropout phenomenon rather than offering solutions to reduce the dropout problem in e-learning.

Consequently, more information is available for estimating a sample-specific rather than a locus-specific dropout rate.

Where reported, compliance rates are often exaggerated, as they are based on participant dropout rather than on those completing the required training.

In fact, it may often be most informative and reasonably sufficient to evaluate the outcome expected if patients adhere to treatment (as provided by models that ignore dropouts), rather than aiming at predicting the true outcome for the intention-to-treat population.

This report was created using the individual records of all CPS students, which produces the system's actual graduation and dropout rates rather than estimates.

The state report was the first to measure actual dropout rates, rather than attrition, which includes those students who move out of the area or enroll in an alternative education program.