Sentences with phrase «from diverse populations»

Large, new genetic databases from diverse populations have given researchers new tools to study this problem, but, so far, they have produced mixed results.

• Widely traveled — enjoy connecting with people from diverse populations of all ages and cultures.

As dual language charter schools, EJE Academies prepare students from diverse population to excel in higher education and to be leaders in creating a just global society.

Trudeau added that it's a mistake to «lock someone into a representative narrative,» and that leadership should aim to «have people share a full range of experiences» from diverse populations if they want to open their capacity to be truly creative.

Taylor et al. (p. 512) analyzed reading achievement from kindergarten through to fifth grade in mono - and dizygotic twins from a diverse population.

The Society supports research policies that foster the recruitment of participants from diverse populations in genetics research.

Proponents of standardized testing say that it is the best means of comparing data from a diverse population, allowing educators to digest large amounts of information quickly.

The Colorado Department of Education reports there are 66,163 students in Colorado identified as gifted (2014 - 2015), including gifted children with disabilities (twice - exceptional), gifted children from diverse populations and gifted children of low socio - economic backgrounds, representing approximately 7.7 % of the K - 12 public school population.

Explore innovative research, perspectives, technology and best practices for teaching High - Ability, Gifted and Talented learners from diverse populations.

The data are drawn from a diverse population that overrepresents males and younger adults but contains large numbers of underrepresented groups.

Skinner pointed out that many American preschoolers live in fairly homogenous environments, with limited ability to witness positive interactions with people from diverse populations.

Bright IDEA requires teachers and principals to undergo professional development together and to evaluate their dispositions toward students from diverse populations and socio - economic groups.