Sentences with phrase «common conclusion»

Perhaps the most common conclusion among teachers actually dealing with this issue in the trenches is that ability grouping can work in certain situations, but not in others, and that flexibility is necessary so that students do not become tracked without the clear ability to move from group to group.

The only common conclusion among commentators seems to be that non-Indigenous models of mental health and ill - health have only limited application.

Whey protein has been studied extensively and the most common conclusion is that it can contribute towards lean muscle gains and fat losses.

Five different studies on the level of preparedness of Canada's future retirees have some common conclusions, according to a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute.

They can not live in harmony or come to a common conclusion that they are all the same.

Since the doctrine of sin is the only element known by some of his critics, a common conclusion is that Niebuhr was too pessimistic about human nature, that he saw only man's sin, and that he offered no proximate or ultimate hope.

Passes that other Arsenal player are clearly capable of and have indeed made in the past are analysed with the common conclusion that ONLY a player of Ozil's class could have made them.

One common conclusion is that voter apathy and disconnection from politics are to blame.

«If you see a fetus in utero react to needle stimulation, then the common conclusion is that it must feel.»

Here are my common conclusions about acquaintances in the net...

The common conclusions of both genders when using an online dating service: men are frustrated...

The common conclusions of both genders when using an online dating service: men are frustrated because they have... As well as the question what to write in the first message to get an answer and to start a conversation.

A small fleet of think pieces, blog posts and old - fashioned in - person conversations have reached a common conclusion: «It's Marvel's riskiest film yet!»

A common conclusion is that students, teachers, schools, and perhaps the entire education system, are «failing».

This small pool of studies has produced some common conclusions, namely, that such judgments reduce funding inequality between districts by increasing spending in the poorest districts and that they do so by transferring responsibility for education funding from local to state governments.

It's a common conclusion that the cost of marketing to a current customer is much less expensive than the cost of obtaining a new customer.

Studies of the initiative conducted in 1995 and 2012, and interviews conducted for this report with former Teaching Fellows, program officials, and education leaders and experts, point to a common conclusion: The North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program made a big difference — in the quality of students it attracted, in the education they received, and for the students and schools they served.

For those who simply couldn't get past that initial period of attrition where death is a common conclusion, I plead with you persist and prevail.

As ideas take ground that's usually because a body of papers have emerged coming to common conclusions and often through multiple lines of evidence.

The most common conclusion is no.

There is a common conclusion that any smart speaker from Samsung will be targeted at U.S. consumers.

This is another common conclusion at the end of an interview.

Limited information is available about the international generalizability of the common conclusion that marital discord tends to be associated with problematic parenting.

«If we're all looking at the same facts, that makes it much easier to come to a common conclusion.»