Sentences with phrase «early literature»

It echoes earlier literature on Catholic high schools, where there's evidence that the schools produced more high school graduates and more college - goers, rather than higher test scores.

The writings cover early literature to 20th century works and span from fiction to non-fiction and poetry to prose.

The Wesleyan Methodist Church was explicitly abolitionist at its founding, and much early literature of the denomination has recently come back into print for «black studies» programs.

Aspiration cytology is minimally invasive, but may miss a diagnosis of lymph node metastasis in a concerning number of patients — early literature suggests metastatic disease may be missed by lymph node aspiration in up to 40 % of patients!

A good summary of early literature on this subject can be found in the references cited in this study:

Quoted in Sacred Books and Early Literature of the East, Vol.

Furthermore, we suggest that our Q - Methodology factors have some interpretative overlap with ideal - typical «worldview» heuristics, used to describe contemporary Western cultural currents in earlier literatures.

To the earlier literature of the subject to which Lightfoot refers I would add the important article of Martin Rist, «Is Mark a Complete Gospel?»

Finally, the sages became redactors of Israel's earlier literature.

A quick glance at the early literature on open adoption written in the late 70s and early 80s will show this.

WORDS BY THE HANDFUL is handsomely done, just the right size, and a timely addition to children's early literature.

Whereas the earlier literature has typically centred around the role of receiving states in shaping transnational loyalties, harking back to the assimilationist paradigm, this occasion was marked by evident appreciation of the multi-directionality of less tangible transfers.

From this early literature, three themes stand out as places where learners are doing things off - platform that could be better supported within courses.

In line with the earlier literature, we find that schools that adopt an intensive «No Excuses» attitude towards students are correlated with large gains in academic performance, with traditional inputs like class size playing no role in explaining charter school effects.

The early literature on social organization of wolves painted the picture that there was an alpha wolf, and that all the other wolves tried to get to the top in their lifetime.

A beautifully illustrated exhibition catalogue, Designing English: Early Literature on the Page, written by exhibition curator Daniel Wakelin is available in hardback for # 30.

Earlier literature is reviewed in Royer et al. (2001); some key studies were Berner (1991)(chemical and other measures of high Cretaceous CO2) and McElwain and Chaloner (1995)(using characteristics of fossil leaves).