Sentence examples for schools measure from inspiring English sources

These estimates, many of them produced by university veterinary schools, measure the degree to which a measurable trait, usually speed, is attributable to the animal's genes.

Initiatives include a mentoring program to increase internal promotions and a battery of tests and interview techniques that help schools measure the potential effectiveness of leaders from outside private school universe.

The reports are meant to allow parents to see how their schools measure up, taxpayers to see where their money is going, and education officials to monitor progress - or lack of it - in the state's 2,200 public schools.

"We're helping schools measure things, gather feedback and then use that data to improve," Feuer said in an interview.

"You cannot un-invent the Freedom of Information Act - parents and pupils have a right to know what is best in Wales and how their schools measure up".

With such disparity in the ways schools measure abandonment, how can society get a clear picture of the issue?

Greenpoint scored highest for its schools, measured by test scores and parent satisfaction ratings.

In his ruling in January, Commissioner Mills said he would evaluate how well the schools measured quality and student performance.

Areas in front of the schools measured between 0.114 and 0.16 microsieverts an hour last week – below the 0.23 microsieverts an hour the government considers safe.

In summer time, 50% of the schools measured in Mexico City had indoor O3 levels > 113 ppb (Gold et al. 1996).

Voters in Georgia ignored pleas from teachers' unions and approved a controversial charter-school measure (Washington may do the same; the count is not complete).