Just the presence of a scholarship scheme can stimulate student achievement.
The War Office claimed it as "a classic example of the use of well trained infantry...and a thoroughness in planning, training and execution", and in February 1943 issued an infantry training pamphlet "in order that all may benefit from the story of a stimulating achievement".
Actors in all of the systems feel that a stricter selection of potential franchisees – either via a strict procedure or via self-selection through providing extensive information about the franchise – stimulates the achievement of a strong competitive position and high client satisfaction.
This theory posits that being the sex minority or having siblings of the opposite sex impedes access to education because 'same sex siblings may stimulate a competitive, achievement-orientated environment among children while opposite sex ones may engender a more sociable, less aggressive environment' (Conley 2000: 445).
This is an impressive, unique achievement to stimulate the notion of sound in painting without resorting to gimmicks or appliances.
IEA trusts that providing internationally comparable data about trends in primary students' reading achievement will stimulate ongoing research interest in this field and inform educational policies across the globe.
The Conference aims at gathering together in an interactive forum scientists and engineers working in the challenging field of Microelectronics, Nanoelectronics, Nanotechnologies and MEMs and to stimulate discussions in last achievements and new developments in this rapidly evolving field.
A yearlong achievement program designed to recruit, stimulate, and encourage high academic and cultural achievement among African-American high school students.
This achievement stimulated the expansion of the ABP to establish the intraindividual reference ranges to monitor the steroid profile of an athlete 22 (figure 2).
The teachers' satisfaction increased (better policy and practice, better interpersonal relationships) while motivation factors (responsibility, recognition, advancement, job interest, personal growth and achievement) stimulated them to improve their performance.
