Sentence examples for selective attendance from inspiring English sources
We corrected each of these estimates for bias caused by overdiagnosis and selective attendance.
Main outcome measures Test, episode, and programme sensitivities estimated by the incidence method and corrected for selective attendance and overdiagnosis.
Any sign of selective attendance in which certain exposed groups are grossly under or overrepresented may incur disturbances to the conclusion.
Nonetheless, there remain large gaps in selective college attendance and completion by race and socioeconomic status.
This differential return to selective college attendance may be especially large for lower-income black and Hispanic students (Dale and Krueger, 2002; 2011).
Consistent with this view, evidence from recent studies suggests that selective college attendance has sizable returns that are especially large for lower-income and minority students.
Despite the relatively large returns to selective college attendance among disadvantaged and underrepresented minority students, they matriculate at much lower rates than do higher-income and white students (Bastedo and Jaquette, 2011; Carnevale and Rose, 2004; Reardon et al. 2012).1 Thus, devising programs to close these gaps has considerable significance for economic policy.
Before the dinner broke up, Love announced that she planned to be "highly selective" in her attendance at the rest of the fashion shows that week.
Joy Benson said she would send her son, Jori, 9, to Midtown West on Monday because she did not want the absence to mar his attendance record, a factor considered by selective middle schools.
And some parents are likely to stay put, afraid that missing the last day would hurt their children's attendance record, which is a consideration in admissions to selective schools.
