Sentence examples for representative of students from inspiring English sources

The ability of Upsu to act as an independent representative of students and their interests will not be compromised by our purchase of the trading company".

While one should be cautious in generalizing the conclusions because the two student populations might not be representative of students at large (or at least of Berkeley students), these are by far the best studies we know of.

In 2014 they launched the XJP Book Project to partner with non-dominant youth to conceptualize, write and produce nonfiction books for beginning readers that are educational and representative of students' lives.

Their shells cracked, he takes them on other mind-opening adventures, like having a representative of Students for a Democratic Society talk about the Vietnam War, raging worlds away yet creeping into their lives as local kids who had been drafted "kept coming back, maimed in one way or another".

Another limitation is that the Add Health study population is representative of students enrolled in grades 7 12 and is not generalizable to children who have dropped out of school, although Add Health did sample continuation schools (alternative schools).

This study, as any other employing data from the PIRLS, PISA, and TIMSS, is representative of students who have a certain degree of proficiency in the language of testing.

This study provides a comprehensive evaluation of the psychometric properties of six commonly used DSH behavioural scales across a large sample representative of student, clinical and community young people.

Furthermore, samples were representative of student populations of those countries, and the sample sizes were sufficiently large to enable proper multivariate analysis, including the evaluation of effect modification and subsequent subgroup analyses.

A few of them sometimes roll their eyes at each other when representatives of students speak at these sessions.

Buik said she envisions a search committee that would include representatives of students, teachers, community groups, the business sector and civil rights organizations.

Representatives of students' associations and a member of the research team provided information about the goals of the survey.