The symphony's disc mate, Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" Suite, unsurprisingly takes better to the van Immerseel treatment.
A study published on July 8th by the Sutton Trust, a charity, concluded (perhaps unsurprisingly) that better exam results mostly explained why pupils from a small number of schools dominate Oxbridge entry.
Unsurprisingly, a better performance of GP is observed with different kernels for the dengue dataset than for the two other ones, due to the high matrix completeness in the dengue dataset and to its linearity.
(Had to include that dig. Those poor kids. ) Public universities, unsurprisingly, are a better deal.
Unsurprisingly, leaders make better decisions than their subordinates when they have higher levels of domain-specific knowledge and sometimes higher general intelligence than them.
Unsurprisingly, exposure to better teachers is associated with an increased probability of attending university and, among pupils who go on to university, with attendance at better ones, as well as with higher earnings.
More education, unsurprisingly, correlated with better performance: Syria was identified by 39percentt of respondents with a high school education or less, by 56percentt with some college and by 61percentt who graduated from college.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, people perform better with encouragement, respect and a sense of affinity for where they work.
SORKIN: Greta, unsurprisingly, just said it better than I did.
It reads better than "unsurprisingly, since there was no one in its path", I suppose.
Children who eat family dinners regularly, where the atmosphere is positive and engaging, tend to not only consume more fruits and vegetables, fewer fried foods and soda, but also — perhaps unsurprisingly — to be in better physical and mental health years later.
