Many schools, particularly high schools and middle schools, generated substantial revenues through competitive food sales in 2003-2004.
There was no significant intervention effect on active transport to and from school, despite substantial efforts to encourage it.
During his tenure, not only has the school made substantial progress on test scores, but it has received money to update a depleted school library and set up what will eventually be a working science lab.
Mr. Oreopoulos concluded: "Students compelled to stay in school experience substantial gains to lifetime wealth, health and other labor market activities for all three countries, and these results hold up against a wide array of specification checks.
Duquesne's motion, which was rejected Monday, argued that the university is a "church-operated school" with "substantial religious character," and that legal precedents exempt it from N.L.R.B. jurisdiction.
— The retirement of thousands of baby boomer teachers coupled with the departure of younger teachers frustrated by the stress of working in low-performing schools is fueling a crisis in teacher turnover that is costing school districts substantial amounts of money as they scramble to fill their ranks for the fall term.
"So for the purposes of Oxfam's calculation, a farmer in China's rural Sichuan province with no debt but also very little money is wealthier than an American who just graduated from medical school with substantial debt but also a hefty, six-figure income," Klein writes.
Amy Stuart Wells, an education professor at Columbia Teachers College, has found that going to school with substantial numbers of white students helped black students to form cross-racial friendships and, by giving them access to white social networks, eventually to find work in jobs higher up the economic ladder.
No student should graduate from medical school without substantial understanding of these matters [ 8, 10].
The reliability of items assessing transport modes used to commute to/from school was substantial to excellent.
