Sentence examples for school yields from inspiring English sources

Walking and bicycling to school yields great potential in increasing the physical activity levels of adolescents, but to date very few intervention studies have been evaluated.

Neither school yielded to the demands.

Packer's high school "yield" — the percentage of accepted students who matriculate — is about the same as the Trinity School's (50 percent, though more apply to Trinity, in Manhattan).

A university-wide call for recommendations for two students to represent our school yielded only my name and the name of the student body president.

A comparison of law schools with medical schools yields some stark contrasts.

And the net amount going to public schools yields a decrease as $158 million of that pot is directed toward private school choice programs in Milwaukee and Racine.

In Egypt the government's determined attempt to channel students into technical and vocational schools yielded mixed results.

In later years additional funding, stricter requirements, and the development of specialized magnet schools yielded some positive results, with students scoring well above national averages on several standardized tests.

Note that systems for the award of course credit in the professional schools differ and that not all courses in these schools yield a full course credit in Yale College.

James Silkenat, the ABA's president, says he supports "innovation" to reduce costs but still believes schools yield "a better product with the full three years".Many advocates for reform are turning to the judiciary, which sets the rules for bar admission.

In the same study, Saiz and Zoido found that an extra year of schooling yielded an 8%to14%4% wage premium.