Sentences with phrase «national analysis»

The first - ever national analysis of state level preparedness for climate - driven, weather - related threats in all 50 states.

Last year, we did the first national analysis of the subject, exploring if and how charter schools can serve preschoolers.

Despite the benefits of surgery for early stage pancreatic cancer, it remains under - utilized for patients with this deadly disease, according to a new national analysis of trends and outcomes.

To date, however, there has not yet been a detailed national analysis of the sources and extent of these shortages, and the prognosis for the future.

There are two reasons why national analyses for temperature currently date back to 1910, which relate to the quality and availability of temperature data prior to this time.

A robust national analysis requires a reasonable distribution of observations across the continent, with a sufficient level of measurement consistency.

The study is the first ever national analysis of child mortality in China at a county (sub-province) level, and reveals that the differences in child mortality rates between counties can be just as dramatic as those seen between provinces.

This is the first multi ‐ decade (from 1983 to 2012) national analysis using monthly data to link the most up ‐ to ‐ date suicide information in Greece to specific austerity and prosperity ‐ related events.

First month - by - month, multi-decade national analysis of suicide in Greece shows ties to economic woes

While some temperature records for a number of locations stretch back into the mid-nineteenth century, the Bureau's national analysis begins in 1910.

While digitised temperature records (see Question 8) for a number of locations (mainly in eastern Australia) stretch back into the mid-nineteenth century, the Bureau's national analysis of temperature covers the period from 1910 onward.

Johnson and co-authors Christopher Scheitle and Elaine Howard Ecklund conducted a national analysis and found that between 2000 and 2012, anti-evolution bills were introduced 110 times in 26 states.

And minority students in segregated schools do not learn as much as those in integrated schools, according to an extensive report from the Center for American Progress called Lost Learning, Forgotten Promises: A National Analysis of School Racial Segregation, Student Achievement, and Controlled Choice Plans,» written by Dr. Douglas N. Harris, an assistant professor of educational policy studies at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

Adjustments are also made for the same demographic and school characteristics as in the national analysis.

The level variable is highly correlated with the school quality measure (percent proficient) used in the national analysis, but the correlation between the growth variable and percent proficient is considerably weaker.

For our national analysis of educational performance, we rely on testing only a small sample of students.

The large variation in average scores by state, he said, should be a focus of national analysis.

Any national analysis of union financial clout must therefore consider the dues collected by state and local affiliates and the filings they make with the Department of Labor and the Internal Revenue Service.

The Center for Education Reform, a pro-charter advocacy group, traced charter - school closures since 1992 in what it called the «first - ever national analysis» of its kind.

For this national analysis, that chronic inundation threshold is defined as flooding that occurs 26 times per year (on average, once every other week) or more.

This national analysis identifies when US coastal communities will face a level of disruptive flooding that affects people's homes, daily routines, and livelihoods.

While the national analysis of temperature begins in 1910, the Bureau of Meteorology also holds temperature data from earlier periods.

The report builds on work done for the B.C. - focused Climate Justice Project, bringing to bear a national analysis of green a