Sentence examples for section of the students from inspiring English sources

We don't have a problem with students, only with a section of the students, people with ulterior motives".

Because a section of the students surveyed did not leave school until a later date or were still attending school at the time of the survey, the sample size upon which the analyses are based is less than the total sample size of 5333 obtained in the BIBB Transition Study 2011.

Our classroom recordings were done from the back of the room, so we had a view of the instructors as they moved around the front of the room, the screen on which they projected their PowerPoints, and a large section of the students in the class.

"In junior middle school, I was always the student leader of the propaganda section of the student council," he said.

The college representatives offered comments, or in the case of Ms. Tanner, accepted the portfolio section of the student's application on the spot.

However when this infringes upon the liberties and the comfort of a large section of the student body, I think it is unacceptable and offensive".

It is truly stunning to encounter such a broad cross section of the student population in this manner.

The participants reflected a cross-section of the students involved in the study with regards to mobile device use and comfort with use of technology.

To assess student skills in data visualization and interpretation of graphs related to RNA-seq analysis, we assessed the results sections of the students' lab reports using a rubric focusing on the appropriateness, clarity, and quality of the figures and figure legends and the interpretation of the data presented in the figures (see the Supplemental Material for the rubric used).

The No Template condition was effectively a blank piece of paper, whilst the Template condition included a number of sections for the students to complete, each section title acting as a cue to remind the students what to record.

On top of this, its commitment to further benefits cuts will likely have a disastrous effect on already vulnerable, marginalised and excluded sections of the student population, such as migrants and disabled students.