Sentence examples for student compared to from inspiring English sources

Nearly two thirds of science teachers (62 per cent) would not recommend teaching to their brightest student compared to 49 per cent for all teachers.

Social Science and Humanities have a significantly lower CF per student compared to Natural Science, Engineering, and, in particular, the Faculty of Medicine.

In 2006, the College Board reported the wealthiest 10% of private four-year colleges and universities had an estimated average of about $454,100 in endowments per student, compared to about $15,000 at median institutions.

This would result in a less nonlinear function for the student compared to 0/1 labels, making the function smoother and possibly reducing the overfitting which can accompany the learning of highly nonlinear functions.

There was only one response (code 3) that related the critical issue of the number of measurements made on the individual student compared to the single measurements on the class.

IDK-Qs were a distinguishing feature of the student (compared to oncologist) discourse, which suggests at first sight, with regard to the hypotheses of the study, a sociolinguistic explanation.

Finland has the same number of teachers as New York City, but only 600,000 students compared to 1.1m in the Big Apple.

The clearing listings have 316 economics courses available for home students compared to 888 for international students, including vacancies at Nottingham, Loughborough and Durham.

At Antioch, where the majority of New England Waldorf teachers are trained, there are 80 students, compared to 12 when it first opened in 1982.

In 2013, FE colleges took five times more students than schools for English GCSE retakes – 100,239 students, compared with 20,544 who stayed at school and 8,738 who went to sixth form college. FE colleges also took 60% of maths resit students, compared with schools who took 13% – 110,811 students compared to the 27,579 who studied at school and 11,193 at sixth form college.

"Even though the intended purpose was to widen access to higher education for students in England, 40% of the publicly funded students attending these colleges are EU students, compared to 6% in the rest of the higher education sector".