Sentences with phrase «dropped out of the analysis»

At this stage some of the parenting measures dropped out of the analysis, leaving only irregular mealtimes as a predictor of poor general health and Pianta conflict and irregular mealtimes as a predictor of total difficulties.

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The tool acts with surgical precision to replace only abundances that have most likely dropped out and can be used in any type of single - cell gene - expression analysis.

Researchers at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois have squeezed out the last drop of analysis on their own data — and concluded that the Higgs, if it exists, should have a mass between 115 and 135 billion electron volts.

A budget analysis from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB) suggests that the post-stimulus «cliff» — the steep drop in funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) when its windfall from the 2009 stimulus act runs out — will not hit researchers this year, as expected.

Instead, they trumpet the fact that they reached similar conclusions when they applied the same troubled analysis to other measures of student performance, such as SAT scores and drop - out rates.

SDP's analyses identified students at risk of dropping out of high school as early as ninth grade, allowing the district to identify schools with high numbers of students in need of intervention.

But analyses of the dropout problem in a number of cities also show that while some students who drop out are years off track, others are only a credit or two behind.

We supplement our analysis on math and reading achievement with similar analyses of the effects of entering a middle school on the probability of students» not being enrolled in a Florida public school in 10th grade (a proxy for dropping out of high school by this time) and on being retained in 9th grade (often a strong predictor that a student will leave school prior to graduation).

Analysis of Department for Education (DfE) data by the Press Association suggests that last year, 80 out of 151 local councils (53 %) saw a drop in the proportion of children given their first choice of secondary school compared with the year before.

Press Association analysis of Department for Education (DfE) data, shows that last year, 80 out of 151 local councils (53 %) saw a drop in the proportion of pupils given their first choice of secondary school, compared with the year before, while 68 authorities (45 %) saw a fall in the percentage given one of their overall preferences.

While some charter schools serve some of the students in highest need, analysis of TEA data for 2016 - 17 statewide reveals that there is very little difference in the percentage of students served who are considered at risk of dropping out: 50 percent in traditional schools compared to 52 percent in charter schools.

This finding, which challenges long - term assumptions about college drop - outs, was only possible because of a research project using Big Data analysis.

While our results are only a descriptive analysis, and should not be interpreted as causal findings, until more is understood about the types of students who drop - out of college and potential reasons why, there will likely be little progress in reducing the college failure rate in the U.S.

The analysis contributes to mounting evidence that absenteeism puts students at greater risk of poor academic achievement and eventually dropping out of high school.

Furthermore, «Connecticut students who learn English as a second language drop out of high school at a rate higher than any other New England state, according to an analysis by the New England Secondary School Consortium» (Desroches, 2015).

That challenge sparked the analysis of trend data to identify students most at risk of dropping out, then soliciting funding for a «school after school» to extend instructional services for those students.

I have carried out complex analyses in heat transfer equipment designs in the past involving series of thermal resistances and associated temperature drops — starting with changes of phase, boiling heat transfer to liquid metals, conduction through silicon carbide walls, convection and radiation from non-luminous gases and radiation from refractory walls all on a single spreadsheet.

«The analysis says that if weekly collections were reintroduced, the amount of paper, plastic and cans put out for recycling could drop by 30 - 46 kg per household per annum.

«Just last week, the TUC's analysis of official government statistics painted a worrying picture of those facing sexism, racism, disability discrimination at work being priced out of court, and statistics from the Registry Trust show a 19 per cent drop in county court judgments against businesses in the first half of 2016.»

RESULTS: Hierarchical regression analyses revealed that long - term success (at least 5 % weight reduction by the 1 - year follow - up) versus failure (dropping out or less weight reduction) was significantly predicted by the set of psychosocial variables (family adversity, maternal depression, and attachment insecurity) when we controlled for familial obesity, preintervention overweight, age, and gender of the index child and parental educational level.

Exclusion of drop - outs from analysis introduces another element of bias.

For these analyses, only completers were examined because of measurement attrition at this assessment for those who dropped out of treatment.

Non-parametric analyses suggested that higher stress level, childhood poverty, lack of parental involvement or support, without a mentor support and lack of self - motivation increase the likelihood of dropping out from college.

Internal drop - out rates, that is, respondents who did not endorse any violence item (n = 59), differed in a similar pattern from the final sample of analysis: they were 18 — 29 years old, unmarried and had a low yearly income in comparison with the final sample of analysis.

The above analyses suggested that higher stress level, childhood poverty, lack of parental involvement or support, without mentor support and lack of self - motivation increase the likelihood of dropping out from college.

Analysis showed that 15 % of the graduate group experienced a relapse during follow - up, compared to 50 % of early drop - outs and 61 % of late dropouts.

Within - group analyses of TST participants demonstrated significant reductions in posttraumatic stress and aggression as well as a slight improvement in home safety, although it was not possible to compare the TST and TAU samples at the 3 - month assessment as 90 % of the TAU sample had dropped out.