Sentence examples for school classifications from inspiring English sources

Geographic location of school (rural vs. urban) was determined according to school classifications from the Ministry of Education of El Salvador.

Gender, age, and subjective economic status were determined based on self-reported measures; geographic location was determined according to school classifications from the Ministry of Education of El Salvador.

He was drafted as a hitter by Arizona, which Ernie Gordon never understood because his son was 43-3 for a team that won the state championship at the biggest school classification level in 1997.

"I worked with Luis he was a gryffindor who would make you proud," said a Twitter user going by the name Victoria Bidorini who responded to Rowling's memorial tweet, identifying her co-worker by a well-known school classification from the Potter books.

With an enrollment of 2,400, Meadowcreek belongs to Georgia's large-school classification.

Participants' BEL-MIS were also calculated based on participant schools' ADM classification.

Among participating schools, our classification of the presence of livestock odor based on employees' responses to the survey question may have introduced additional bias in our results.

Here is Carrère on Limonov's time in New York: I'm a bit embarrassed to report it, but he's gotten into the habit of grading women: A, B, C, D, E, F, as in school, and this classification is at least as social as it is sexual.

The National Science Education Standards (NSES; NRC 1996) clearly identify the role of homology in addressing the evolutionary basis of biological classification for high-school courses: Biological classifications are based on how organisms are related.

The Buffaloes compete in the Western Athletic Conference and are classified as a 6A school, the largest classification in Kansas according to the Kansas State High School Activities Association.

In her introduction to the catalogue for Howard's 1980 solo exhibition The Event in the Mind, sculptor Rebecca Sisler wrote: Classification, school?