Sentence examples for schools difference from inspiring English sources

In contrast, we found little evidence that the mean change in use of the primary and alternative sites differed at control schools (difference in mean change −0.90, −2.03 to 0.23; P=0.119 from the generalised estimating equation).

This is the first time that between riding schools differences in orthopaedic health status have been shown, supporting the hypothesis that different riding school had strategies that prevented or increased the risk of wastage.

If the coefficient is 7.5, then the schooling difference can explain 75% of the current income differences.

Multiplying 52 by the schooling difference in 1900 yields an estimate of 6.24, which is 79% of the observed instability difference.

One earlier study has, similar to our study (i.e. the riding school difference relative to saddle area palpation), shown differences between two riding schools regarding posture/back problems in the horses [ 13].

"The surprise stems from thinking that, as these subjects are taught at school, differences in educational achievement are primarily due to differences in teaching," they added.

Notice that, more in line with expectations, countries with more between-school differences in TIMSS content implementation tend to also have more between-school differences in school average achievement (see Fig. 3d).

While the schooling differences cannot explain all of the differences in democracy, they can certainly go most of the way.

The purpose of the covariates was to account for student-to-student, and school-to-school differences that were unrelated to teachers' instructional practices.

Can the schooling differences between Argentina and the U.S. explain the instability of late twentieth century Argentina, in a quantitative sense?

Taking the estimated univariate coefficient literally suggests that current schooling differences can explain 98% of the current GDP gap between the U.S. and Argentina.