Sentences with phrase «if systematic changes»

My conclusion is this: If systematic changes are made in schools, site - based manageament might succeed.

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Its experimental character means it is a kind of theology well suited for times of uncertainty and change, when systematic, comprehensive construction seems inappropriate if not impossible.

If there is majority support for replacing FPP with a PR voting system, is there a systematic approach that supporters of voting reform could follow to bring about this change?

If the errors are not systematic, than before a vote is set aside it must be shown that the errors could reasonably have resulted in changing the outcome of the election.

It should have been taking decisive action but engaged instead in systematic understatement of the danger: it has made ridiculous assertions that the U.S. should not do anything that China does not agree to do and has stubbornly insisted that no action should be taken to improve climate change «if it hurts the economy.»

While it remains to be seen whether the steps that the Academy has taken to increase diversity will continue once activists stop putting pressure on the Oscars, even if Hollywood uses this moment to overhaul itself and change its systematic racism and sexism, it has a lot of work to do.

If we look at the science of improvement, systematic change occurs between the contexts of justification (what we know) and discovery (the process of innovation).

If you feel ready to make a systematic change in your school, read on.

As Fred wrote, even large systematic errors do not matter for the temporal change, if the error remains the same in all data.

If you want to show the systematic effect of disappearing stations, you will have to do apply the annual changes method, like this.

Worst of all, temperature change still appears to reported as if all the uncertainty arises from scatter in the raw data and none from systematic errors that could arise from processing the data.