Sentences with phrase «across cohorts»

Also consistent with the idea that parents become less important in the lives of adolescents were the diminishing effects across cohorts from parents to friends regarding support.

When comparing outcomes across birth settings, the use of consistent definitions and inclusion criteria across cohorts, and reliable outcome measures, is imperative.

As a result, measuring changes in the gap over a longer period of time requires some comparison across cohorts.

Teacher leaders across all cohorts and both regions showed statistically significant leadership skill growth.

These findings were consistent across all cohorts and regions analyzed.

Why might we see this trend consistently across cohorts?

Model 1 shows the significant decline (OR, 0.73; 95 % CI, 0.67 - 0.82) in unadjusted dementia prevalence already noted in Table 2, and model 2 shows the OR after adjusting for differences across the cohorts in age and sex (OR, 0.69; 95 % CI, 0.62 - 0.77).

Through IEM, you will have the opportunity to learn and network with colleagues across the cohort, as well as to make deeper connections among assigned small groups that meet throughout the duration of the two - week program and maintain connections well beyond.

We estimate how labor market outcomes and educational attainment change across cohorts who were differentially exposed to DTB laws because of when and where they were born.

There was no difference in lactate dehydrogenase, the number of metastatic sites, prior adjuvant therapy, primary in place at initiation of therapy, or intent of treatment across the cohorts for right - compared with left - sided tumors.

The interaction between children's rs174575 genotype and breastfeeding, replicated across cohorts, suggests that C - carrying children benefit from breast milk more than do GG homozygotes.

And in only a minority of cases — about 10 percent across the cohort, the researchers estimated — was the test information used in caring for the patient, although in some cancer types genomic results were used in a much higher percent of cases.

«Findings in populations are generally robust and translate well across cohorts and species — making the data directly relevant to human biology,» says Li.

Red Shirt - Shaw kept this conversation going over the course of the year, with the other Native students in FIERCE (Future Indigenous Educators Resisting Colonial Education) and at the Harvard University Native American Program, and with classmates across all cohorts at HGSE.

I then compared changes in the education outcomes across cohorts within APIP schools to changes, over the same time period, at schools where the program was never adopted.

Data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress suggest a fairly complicated pattern of changes in the black - white gap across cohorts that depends on the subject area and the age at which the tests are administered.

«The naive approach is to look across cohorts and draw some kind of conclusion, but it just doesn't tell us much, other than possibly changes in the composition of who's taking the test from year to year,» Glazerman said.

Only a few outcomes showed statistically significant improvements in the later grades, and they were not consistent across the three - and four - year - old cohorts (that is, they applied to different skills across cohorts and grades).

The average collective experience is computed as the simple equal - weighted average of annualized excess returns (of stocks versus bonds, or of RAFI versus the S&P 500) across all cohort experience sets.

Target benefit plans, such as multi-employer plans, avoid these problems by giving to the middle of the spectrum and spreading the risk sharing across all cohorts.»

I also have projects examining union formation across cohorts, the deinstitutionalization of marriage, and the role of chaos in the family.

Stability across cohorts in divorce risk factors.

Moreover, the increasing effects across cohorts from friends to parents regarding negative interaction confirm the idea that friends become more important in the lives of adolescents as they grow older (Brown 2004; Larson et al. 1996; Laursen and Bukowski 1997).

Some changes from year to year are not due to embedded improvement but instead to chance differences across cohorts.

Through MDP, you will have the opportunity to learn and network with colleagues across the cohort, as well as to make deeper connections among assigned small groups that meet throughout the duration of the two - week program and maintain connections well beyond.

But because of increases in borrowing rates across cohorts, restricting the analysis to borrowers only can understate the full extent of heterogeneity across groups and time periods.

The authors identified 142 «driver genes» that were significantly mutated within a histotype or across the cohort.

For NAPLAN that means looking at both current year achievement along with growth within and across cohorts.

Even worse, across all cohort - one schools, the average reading - proficiency increase was a mere five points — a cost of one billion dollars for each point of improvement in reading proficiency.

Across all cohorts, the PIER fellowship will support 68 fellowship years.

But compare that finding to private school teachers, where we see a noticable difference across cohorts.

LAUTR graduates are from ethically diverse backgrounds (76 % across all cohorts), and their impact and success in working with students during their early career years are attributed to the following program strengths:

For example, across both cohorts the odds of mothers with degree level education reading daily were 2.5 times greater than the odds of mothers with no qualifications; and the odds of mothers in the highest household income quintile reading daily were 1.6 times greater than those in the lowest income quintile.