Sentence examples for reduction in exclusions from inspiring English sources

Mr Dickson believes this approach to conflicts has been a major reason behind a reduction in exclusions - there have been no permanent exclusions this academic year and only six fixed-term exclusions.

While the first part analyses the social policies that have an impact on reduction in child exclusion, the second part addresses the implementation of those policies.

The REC I+report contains a number of recommendations to increase the inclusion of Roma children in educational and other services, in order to contribute to a reduction in their exclusion and improvement of their living conditions.

Since both systemic distribution volume and vascular clearance of Dex70 were subsequently found to move towards those of Dex40 during enzymatic challenge of the glycocalyx [ 25, 26], it is pointed out that both a reduction in Dex70 exclusion volume and an increased Dex70 clearance are indicative of a compromised glycocalyx.

The council has seen a 50% reduction in high school exclusions and earned a commendation by schools inspector Ofsted for halving the number of children in care who enter the criminal justice system.

I've worked with schools and their TAs to establish systems that have massively impacted attendance of the most vulnerable, attainment of all inclusion groups and a significant reduction in fixed-term exclusions.

In contrast to the finding in the full cohort, syndecan-1 and sTM were only borderline significantly increased in ACoTS/non-sTBI patients (P = 0.118 and P = 0.086), which is probably due to a reduction in power following exclusion of 31% of the patients rather than due to a biologically relevant difference.

The main changes are three: (1) a problematic change concerning the gate questions (criterion A), (2) a welcome reduction in the number of exclusion criteria and (3) a vigorous effort to operationalize bipolar subthreshold syndromes, hitherto unified under the NOS heading.

The greater reduction in SIR, after the exclusion of unconfirmed cases, was noted for cancer of the lung (SIR=1.3) and brain (SIR=0.0) (not shown).

In these studies the reported reduction in mortality was found after exclusion of a number of patients.

If anything, co-circulation could be associated with a reduction in burden due to competitive exclusion [ 24– 26].