Sentences with phrase «also outliers»

A quick glance at a graph measuring student achievement against child poverty rates demonstrates that while there is a strong correlation between poverty and student achievement, there are also outliers that are bucking the trend.

There's also outliers like Carey Mulligan in Suffragette and Charlize Theron in Mad Max: Fury Road.

Like all hedge funds, Bridgewater seeks out entry - level employees with a high - level business education, but it is also an outlier in the way it both finds and attracts nontraditional candidates.

Gilead is also an outlier at a time when merger mania has gripped biopharma executives and investors alike.

Mania is also an outlier for number of questions due to the sheer absurdity of the card.

Last year's Student Association election season was unprecedented in its number of write - in candidates, but this year's election — which features no write - in candidates — was also an outlier due to it having a candidate pair with no SA experience.

Three high schools draw the highest proportion of in - boundary students (Figure 7), with boundary participation rates above the 75th percentile of 22 percent: Wilson HS (also an outlier, with the highest boundary participation rate at 68 percent), Ballou HS (27 percent), and Eastern HS (22 percent).

Mississippi is also an outlier in that the largest share of education funding comes from the state.

But the ITC is also an outlier in the American patent system.

Meanwhile, although Google's Home Max is a $ 399 alternative to HomePod, it's also an outlier in the smart speaker category.

Not exact matches

It's also to be expected that toward the bottom of the specialty lists, where it takes a mere seven mentions to get on, an outlier or two might appear.

And I would hypothesize that outliers whose compensation is so far from the norm as to be unreasonable would likely breed some sort of resentment among their peers — not just co-workers but also among friends and associates outside the company.

The group that contains outliers like Crosby also has a lot of very productive, but non-superstar forwards.

It is also clear that the test result is an outlier relative to all 9:30 — 9:33 windows, even though there are not enough observations to fit to a distribution from which a p - value could be calculated.

The second quarter is an outlier as I have a once yearly dividend from Novartis of about $ 280 and I also had a twice yearly dividend from DEO.

Net net, if you are going to concern yourself with the outlier scenarios on the down side, you should also balance them out with the other equally unlikely outcomes.

Of course, this outlier was also corrected, as the S&P 500 remains below its level of 6 years ago.

They also tested Roma in their home game, so that 6 - 0 loss to Chelsea is a real outlier in their results in Europe this season.

Additionally, The Farm receives infant resuscitation trainings from a local nurse, who also started an Angel Ambulance (like a NICU on wheels) that would come to The Farm (and other outlying areas) in the rare case a baby was in need so she could be treated while en route to the nearest hospital.

Besides the NYT piece, we've also seen at least one hint that Iowa's not an outlier, since Plum Line noted today that early voting in North Carolina is apparently also favoring Democrats so far.

Tory members are also considerably more sceptical about the benefits of immigration — and they are outliers on gay marriage, with only four in ten supporting it compared to at least eight out of ten members of other parties.

Even the United States, which is an outlier that taxes corporations incorporated in the United States on their worldwide income rather than territorially, the U.S. also taxes corporations incorporated outside the United States on all income that is «effectively connected» with the United States.

«As some of my closest colleagues have also come to realize, those of us who came to Congress to change Washington for the better through good governance are now the outliers,» LoBiondo said in a statement.

Putting aside YouGov's poll on Tuesday which looked like a bit of an outlier, this is the higher Labour have been for a long time (though they remain 7 points behind the Conservatives, also high compared to most recent polls), and the lowest the Liberal Democrats have been.

Mychajliw says this food bill is something of an outlier since others have noticed it also.

There is also some statistical smoothing which has the effect that outliers or vote shares that diverge most from the general consensus are allocated less weight.

Researchers also noticed that epitopes included clusters of T cell receptors that shared key similarities as well as less similar «outlier» receptors.

But they also suggest that when the first hints of the Little Ice Age appeared around 1250, dozens of outlying farms were abandoned, and sometimes reestablished closer to the central manors.

The analysis also discovered that the raccoon was an outlier — on the brainy side: It packs the same number of cortical neurons as a dog into a brain the size of a cat's.

The researchers also explored geographical patterns of music outliers for different sets of features and found that Benin has the most outlier recordings with respect to rhythm and harmony, French Guiana with respect to timbre, and Zimbabwe with respect to melody.

Haas and Creamer add a few amendments: They believe that labor in the Norte Chico was based on religious obligation (though outlying communities may have been raided for workers); they also believe that trade with the coast helped fuel the inland cities» prosperity.

As these appear to have not been included in the original analysis, we will also remove any outliers from the analysis for comparison.

At the same time, we will also issue a compliance policy that, with the exception of outliers potentially harming public health in a significant way right now, will give current product developers a very reasonable period of time to interact with the FDA in order to determine if they need to submit an application for marketing authorization and to come into the agency and work on a path toward approval.

We have also discovered six M7 - L1 dwarfs in outlying regions of Scorpius - Centaurus with photometry, proper motions, and low - gravity spectral signatures consistent with membership.

I'm sure some people also thought 2007 was an outlier.

One modern sample from Scotland is also excluded, indidated as empty circle because it is a clear outlier with respect to all other Scottish samples.

That said, there will also be a small percentage of «genetic outliers» who will fall on the more extreme ends of the spectrum.

She also devoted an entire section to the Tuoli people, the «outliers» among the rural Chinese who consumed almost two pounds of dairy every day.

I'd also love to know the back story on some of those outliers, like 45 % calories from fat on the 3 BMI line, although I don't expect to have my curiosity satisfied on that one!

«It all makes me feel like an outlier even though I kind of smile to myself a little bit about it,» Sorkin says, also noting the tendency he observed among his teenage daughter and her friends to present their lives to each other via shared photos instead of text.

See Also: It's such an outlier in Farrell's filmography that it's hard to know where you'd go after «Miss Julie,» especially since if you like Farrell in period duds, the further options are mostly things like the terrible «Winter's Tale» and the immensely disappointing Robert Towne movie «Ask the Dust,» along with WWII - era tales «Hart's War» and «The Way Back,» none of which we can wholeheartedly recommend.

He also mentioned Nintendo's range of Amiibo figures which are somewhat of an outlier compared to the other Toys to Life brands.

Setting's inspired: an insanely hilly, outlying Pittsburgh neighborhood of the sort where George Romero's Martin also found adolescence challenging.

A lack of Italian entries could bode well for Andrea Pallaoro's The Whale (although Venice seems more likely), and a number of other outliers such as Sean Baker (The Florida Project), Lav Diaz (When the Waves are Gone), Anup Singh (The Song of Scorpions), Guillaume Galliene (Maryline), and Nobuhiro Suwa's The Lion is Dead Tonight would also be welcome possibilities to the Fortnight's announcement.

The NBR Best Film prize has gone to Best Picture nominees like «Manchester By the Sea,» «Mad Max: Fury Road,» «Her,» and «Zero Dark Thirty» in the past, but the group has also awarded outliers like «A Most Violent Year» with their top prize as well.

Moreover, Dr. Dweck's work is also often paired with that of 10,000 hour rule made popular by Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers who draws on the research of Dr. Anders Ericcson.

He also implemented a learning management system to bring courses online, created a school wide video conferencing system, and started an online electronic library using Overdrive to provide literary access to students in outlying areas.

They also appear to be outliers in terms of having very low average scale scores.

By deliberately aligning every assessment question to one or more learning goals (and also to classroom instruction), teachers can ensure their assessments measure what they intend for students to know and be able to do, without any outliers.

One should also take particular caution when the sample group has outliers i.e. students with exceptionally high or low scores.