Sentence examples for students were traced from inspiring English sources
In 2003, 1377 students were traced and assessed in alcohol outcome expectancy, drinking behavior, and alcohol related problems, with 1122 valid data (male = 438).
Eldar's experience is not atypical: Kevin Cuomo, for instance, a 1993 graduate of Oppenheim's group, wrote a thesis inspired by chaos theory, a branch of mathematics more typically associated with weather systems than with signal processing; Tom Baran, a current grad student, is tracing out analogies between signal processing and thermodynamics.
Figurative art is a living form, and even in the 20th century, had an unbroken pedagogy from masters to students that can be traced back to the Renaissance.
During tutoring, student's steps are traced against this model i.e. the behavior graph to interpret the student's actions.
Experts say the growing criminalization of student misbehavior can be traced to the broad zero-tolerance policies states and local districts began enacting in the mid-1990's in response to a sharp increase in the number of juveniles committing homicides with guns, and to a series of school shootings.
We assured students that research data could not be traced to individual students, and that analyses would be used for scientific purposes only.
The importance of interest for and knowledge in technology and natural science among students can in Sweden be traced in political documents and in media debate.
For second stage students only gender influence was traced, saying that men prefer surgery specialties.
"We've only recently started getting student data that could be traced back to the classroom.
Tensions between reformist students and Iran's conservatives can be traced to 1999, two years after Mohammad Khatami's victory in the 1997 presidential elections, when students held the country's largest political demonstrations since the 1979 Revolution.
Practically every facet in a student's college experience can be traced back to the sole ideal of accountability.
