Sentences with phrase «higher proportion»

In sum, when schools with high proportions of Black and Latino students close, Black and Latino teachers bear a disproportionate impact of these closures including loss of jobs.

Animal fats, coconut oil and palm oil contain high proportions of saturated fatty acids.

For example, on the first round of benchmark testing this fall, a much higher proportion of students demonstrated mastery of the material.

This group included a significantly higher proportion of men, adults over the age of 60 and individuals without children in the household.

We came to explore TIP in education because we have a very high proportion of students with a refugee background.

Generally, consolidation loans should only be considered by people with good credit histories and a relatively high proportion of high interest debt (such as store and credit cards).

An unusually high proportion of name sharing could be due to geography; certain names are typical of a region.

An even higher proportion of people, eight per cent, cite cost as a barrier to seeing a specialist.

Interestingly, the firm actually pays a slightly higher proportion of its women a bonus payment (78 %) than men (76 %).

Too high a proportion of any color is said to be evil, not to mention unconstitutional.

The chocolate they ate was also unsweetened, meaning that it had a particularly high proportion of cocoa powder.

The company supplies electricity entirely from renewable sources, with a very high proportion coming from wind power.

Many pay out high proportions of their earnings — it is just that, because their share price is not depressed, their dividend yields are not high.

A surprisingly high proportion of the $ 1 trillion in outstanding federal student debt — more than half — isn't currently being repaid.

That's the third highest proportion out of all countries surveyed.

A very high proportion wishes that there was, that they could believe, that there was something more after they died.

I bought new cinnamon for the best flavor and used a bit higher proportion than your recipe calls for.

Foreign - born students attend private schools in somewhat higher proportions than native born.

There is a considerably higher proportion of part - time teachers in the primary sector compared to secondary schools.

People who utilize higher proportions of their available credit card limits represent a larger risk to lenders.

It also has sufficiently higher proportion of protein in each kibble, accounting for not less than 22 % while its fat is at 10 % minimum.

Provided that players spend 55 minutes on games each day on average, this will be a rather higher proportion of time devoted to games.

(I had no idea at the time how much the ocean is warming and how high a proportion of the warming goes into the ocean).

And, in the states with the nation's highest rates of incarceration, an exceptionally high proportion of the people are impacted by the criminal justice system.

The researchers found that students in countries with higher proportions of children enrolled in private schools score higher on internationally comparable exams.

He can also eat some foods — notably those rich in protein — in much higher proportions than would be healthy for you.

For example, the district agreed that it has a significantly higher proportion of special education students compared to independent charter schools.

Male clusters consumed a relatively high proportion of alcohol in the form of beer.

There have been an unusually high proportion of messy moments in our relationship.

Most magnesium supplements have a low absorption and an even higher proportion of those do not even make it into the brain.

In previous years, females accounted for a far higher proportion of public liability awards made than men.

For some, because of unusual circumstances, this may be too high a proportion.

What this means is that a particularly high proportion of the fat lost on a low - carb diet is the dangerous and disease promoting abdominal fat.

The result is a sweet - smelling compost containing a very high proportion of organic material.

Both of these grant programs provide relatively more money to districts with higher proportions of low - income students, which also tend to be lower - performing districts.

The second study found that a biopsychosocial model accounted for high proportions of variance in body dissatisfaction and disordered eating.

The element is found in high proportions in brazil nuts (Bertholletia excelsa).

«This month, we also observed more out of the ordinary trends including high proportions of math and science professionals, as well as Baby Boomers in each of the fast moving markets.

Meanwhile, German households picked up the growing bill for the wholesale subsidies for renewables that German industry enjoys, accounting for 18 percent of the average price that consumers paid for electricity last year — twice as high a proportion as in 2010.

The data can't tell us exactly which aspects of Wilson HS or the surrounding area pull families to its in - boundary schools or neighborhoods, but this analysis shows that the «Wilson effect» is strong even when we control for academic performance of in - boundary schools, suggesting that the schools that feed into Wilson HS draw higher proportions of in - boundary students for reasons other than high test scores.

(Very low percentage of foreign - born individuals until 1970, followed by high proportions in the post-1980 period.)

«Unintended pregnancy remains a major health problem in the United States, with higher proportions among teenagers and women with less education and lower economic status,» Peipert said.

Nevertheless, the U.S. and CT Departments of Education have sought to penalize schools and districts where high proportions of parents boycott the tests.

But they've got higher proportions of slow twitch muscle fiber.