However, if coverage of topics is restricted to "moderately" or "in depth" (excluding a response of "covered briefly," the mean [SD] increase in coverage of a topic drops to 6%[24%%].> -wrap-foot> a19/44. b36/37. c23/48. dPercentages for 2003 results include topics reported as covered (vs. not covered).
Topic dropping seems to work best for exams where you can pick which questions you can answer.
Professors are being instructed to "be careful discussing sensitive topics," "drop certain topics from [their] curriculum," and "limit student access off hours".
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But Nye would not let the topic drop.
Richards (2000) and Pearson (2005) argue convincingly that the trigger in Tagalog and Malagasy behaves like a topic rather than a subject with respect to a number of important syntactic/semantic properties, including specificity, imperative deletion, topic drop, and semantic reconstruction.
If you continue checking your email throughout the day, your chances of concentrating on any one topic drop lower than the chances of health care, in America, being affordable before 2050.
Downing Street is understood to be behind the decision to shelve plain packaging, which has been clearly heading for the Whitehall long grass ever since a bill on the topic was dropped from the Queen's speech in May.
Instead, she went, as planned, to a commercial break, Gardner disappeared, and the topic was dropped.
Wright, a proponent of black liberation theology, dismissed every remark about class from Obama with a categorical racial answer, and Obama allowed the topic to drop.
