Sentence examples for students yielding from inspiring English sources

(Early decision students tend to be wealthier than regular admission students, yielding lower average grants. But this doesn't mean that the college is discriminating against the early decision applicants).

Students in the labs work in teams of three to four students, yielding six to eight research teams per lab section.

Family forms were missing (not returned) for 61 students, yielding 1,989 cases available for analyses.

Students in the recitation/labs worked in teams of three to four students, yielding four to six research teams per lab section.

The questionnaire was answered by 415 students (yielding a response rate of 76.8%) from years one to six of the undergraduate course; the majority were women (n = 260, 62.7%).

According to Families for Excellent Schools, the city's top 50 elementary schools spent $18,000 per pupil in 2014, while the bottom 50 spent $30,072 per pupil, yielding just seven percent of students at proficiency in reading and math.

Whether evident in student unions, recreational centers or residence halls (please, do not call them dorms) the competition for students is yielding amenities once unimaginable on college campuses, spurring a national debate over the difference between educational necessity and excess.

19 EDUCATION College Amenities Debated The competition for students is yielding amenities once unimaginable on college campuses, spurring a debate over the difference between educational necessity and excess. 1 Chess 38 Weather 41 Cong.

Using biometric surveillance algorithms most often used by the military and police in their investigations, the work scans the public's faces and attempts to match them with that of the kidnapped students' photos, yielding a "level of confidence" that measures the accuracy of the match.

Compared to blended-learning concepts, where e-learning and face-to-face phases have a strict schedule, the technology-enhanced scenario described in the present study might be more convenient to the students while yielding acceptable examination results [ 35].

Three additional scoring categories were added to capture data on "blank," "irrelevant," or "incorrect" student answers, yielding a final total of eight rubric categories (letters A H).