Sentences with phrase «cohorts at»

I only hope that you and your cohorts at RECO also see the light regarding «who» to hire as teachers of the hopefully more stringent course content.

Marks, like cohorts at Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investor Services, looks at the debt side of the equation, where he maintains that shopping center REITs have healthy balance sheets and relatively low leverage levels.

Since then, the company (along with its cohorts at G - Project) has quickly become one of our favorite purveyors of low - cost / high - performance audio gear, offering an impressive lineup of Bluetooth devices that routinely outperform their price point.

She remembered the elation among her cohorts at conquering aging.

Not your typical architecture firm, Sheila Kennedy and her cohorts at KVA MATx are stripping apart the built environment and reassembling it with an eye for flexibility.

She drank as heavily as her male cohorts at the Cedar Tavern; she was included in «The Ninth Street Show,» organized by charter members of the Club; she began an affair with the painter Michael Goldberg that led to her divorce from Mr. Rosset in 1952; and she started deep friendships with the poets Frank O'Hara, John Ashbery and James Schuyler.

Ed Boon and his fellow cohorts at NetherRealm Studios (Mortal Kombat) showed off about 15 - minutes worth of gameplay for Injustice: Gods Among Us at this year's EVO fighting show.

When we took him to see our trusty cohorts at San Joaquin Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Willis sedated Hooch to ready him for x-rays, and made the gruesome discovery that Hooch's tongue had been savagely removed at its base, likely in an attempt to prime him for the dog - fighting arena.

Fountain perfectly captures the bewilderment of Billy and his cohorts at this phenomenon, made more poignant by the knowledge that the white Hummer limousine that will transport them from Texas Stadium at game's end is the first step in their redeployment to Iraq.»

Antonio's earliest forays into education were teaching in second grade classrooms, chairing the initial cohorts at Leadership Prep Bed - Stuyvesant at Uncommon Schools, (2007 - 2009), and within NYC's Department of Education as a Teach For America corps member at PS 170 in the Bronx from 2003 - 2007.

Consistently, all students and all studied cohorts at schools with larger book collections are more likely to earn Advanced and less likely to earn Below Basic scores than their counterparts at schools with smaller book collections.

As Salman Khan, the media's personification of the flipped - classroom, observes in The One World Schoolhouse, «Although it makes class time more interactive and lectures more independent, the «flipped classroom» still has students moving together in age - based cohorts at roughly the same pace, with snapshot exams that are used more to label students than address their weaknesses» (see «To YouTube and Beyond,» book reviews, Summer 2013).

I mean, we had all the disadvantaged cohorts at Bellfield.

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.

IB seniors at South Side take the same Theory of Knowledge exam as their cohorts at Flathead High School, in Kalispell, Montana, and Menntaskólinn vid Hamrahlid, in Reykjavik, Iceland — but along the way the three classes may study altogether different texts and complete wildly diverse assignments.

As Connelly shields Bulger's actions from his cohorts at the FBI (including David Harbour, Adam Scott and Kevin Bacon), Whitey uses his network of heavies (Jesse Plemons, W. Earl Brown, Rory Cochrane, et al) to seize control over the area from the Italian Mob operating out of the North End.

Opportunities for Jewish Singles Washington DC Writer After the dating is over, come join your cohorts at the.

Comprehensive studies of changes in the resident intestinal microbiota, host metabolism and immune system reactivity in T1D patients and cohorts at risk of T1D, as well as the correlation with clinical data, anti-islet antigen antibodies and HLA genotypes will enable identification of novel biomarkers and biosignatures, and insights into the pathophysiology of the onset of T1D.

We can do that in small cohorts at the moment, but the Unified Microbiome Initiative will create the infrastructure to come together under a single umbrella,» Gilbert said.

The microbial metabolite TMAO in association with inflammation and microbial dysregulation in three HIV cohorts at various disease stages — Catharina Missailidis — AIDS

The 823 participants — non-demented individuals 60 to 100 years old with an average age of 79 — were from two cohorts at Rush University Medical Center.

Pembrolizumab, marketed under the name Keytruda, was well tolerated by both cohorts at a 200 mg dose every three weeks, according to study results.

In cohort 2 they decreased by 60 percent — putting the average rate of reduction for both cohorts at 30 percent.

But as was whispered by his cohorts at the reception after the presentations, Gross admitted to me that he was working on a completely different project until all of three days ago (I loved his crossed - out name tag, pictured above).

And the inter generational issue is real — younger cohorts have accumulated less wealth than earlier cohorts AT THE SAME AGE.

The current cohort at the University of Alberta's MBA in natural resources, energy and environment is 10 % larger than the previous one, while the school's Fort McMurray MBA for oilsands workers is up nearly 35 %.

The first cohort at Haskayne will start the program in September 2017.

Forty - six startups from around the world have been selected from a list of over 1000 applications to form the next cohort at Dubai Future Accelerators (DFA), it was revealed today.

I'm really feeling for my Mentor Me Off Sugar cohort at the moment because they are battling ice cream at every corner.

In his Ph.D. cohort at the University of Michigan were a Harvard University - educated daughter of a U.S. ambassador, a Duke University - educated son of an airline executive, and two children of academics educated at Princeton University and Oberlin College — all with graduate fellowships.

«Another, smaller cohort at DARPA that comes close to matching Coblenz's longevity is comprised of those senior officials who have moved up the ranks.

There was no significant difference in the cardiovascular risk profile between the 66 men and the whole cohort at the age of 50 y (data not shown).

In addition to knowing how children from troubled homes affect their peers through interaction with their cohort at school, one may also wish to know the precise way in which the troubled families cause the peer effects.

ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry officially welcomed the latest cohort at Hedley Beare Centre for Teaching and Learning.

To prepare the Year 4 children for next year's residential trip and to celebrate a wonderful summer term so far, the Year 4 cohort at Henry Hinde Junior were welcomed to spend the night in the school with their friends and...

The Seckford Foundation free school trust last year launched an investigation into its results, after the first cohort at Saxmundham and Beccles free schools, both in Suffolk, posted «disappointing» results.

AppleTree Institute for Education Innovation is proud to announce its selection as a member of the Fall 2017 Ignite cohort at NewSchools Venture Fund.

She has reached out to schools in Millis and nearby Dover and is working with a post-master's cohort at the University of Massachusetts on ways to make pre-k programs more effective in small communities.

The 10 teacher participants were typical of both the student cohort at Michigan State University and the national teaching force in that they were Euro - American, female, monolingual speakers of English, and from lower - and middle - income backgrounds (National Center for Educational Statistics, 1995).

Addressing our North West cohort at the University of Manchester, Lucy Powell, MP for Manchester Central said:

Students begin their program as part of a cohort at one of CNU's learning facilities and complete one course every eight weeks throughout the university's traditional spring and fall semesters.

And in 20 states, more than 5 percent of the starting cohort at four - year public colleges graduated in a different state.

On day two, the artists will be based at Keith's studio amongst the wider S1 studio cohort at Trafalgar House, revealing the specific context of S1 — setup as affordable studios to encourage the production of new work, from which the gallery and project space evolved.

She is currently completing an MFA in Performance and Performance Studies as a member of its inaugural cohort at Pratt Institute.

North Dakota State University enrolls each year's cohort at a cost of $ 8,000 per year of study.

Reduced the number of acts of intercourse without a condom among sexually experienced students in the cohort at the 7 - month and 31 - month follow - ups.

A slight indication of a weaker association between academic test scores and general health for the BCS compared with the NCDS cohort at the level of consistently low scores was observed (p = 0.01 and p = 0.02 for interaction in the individual and full models respectively).

Adult health outcomes for respondents of the 1958 National Child Development Study (NCDS) cohort at age 33 and the 1970 British Cohort Study (BCS) at age 30

Association between long - standing limiting illness and childhood measures in a pooled analysis of participants of the 1958 National Child Development Study (NCDS) cohort at age 33 and the 1970 British Cohort Study (BCS) at age 30

Association between general health and childhood measures in a pooled analysis of the 1958 National Child Development Study (NCDS) cohort at age 33 and the 1970 British Cohort Study (BCS) at age 30