Sentences with phrase «new cohort»

These people are helping campaigns NOW and also training a whole new cohort of online activists for 2010, 2012 and beyond.

We encourage those in the process of designing new cohort studies to allow for future investigation of such longitudinal associations.

Developing new cohorts of highly qualified and competitive workers requires a high - quality education system in every local community.

If they are concerned that recent borrowers should be held harmless from the changes, they can apply these reforms to new cohorts of students only.

So, we started out with small cohorts that started from our external training, but through those original cohorts of people we were able to develop new cohorts.

There is an opportunity to energize and infuse our teacher workforce with new cohorts of talented educators who are rigorously prepared and well supported in their careers.

An original analysis by the EPE Research Center shows that most states are keeping pace with federal requirements to phase in new cohort graduation rates.

Students have more options for starting times than at many other schools, with new cohorts beginning each September, October, January, February, April and June.

Gibbs and his colleagues came to this conclusion by extending Blake's original data to include newer cohorts of data: people born in the 1950s, 1960 s and 1970s.

And like certain other digital («dot - dash» = «zero - one») communications media I can think of, the telegraph created a whole new cohort of information workers, hired for their much - needed skills rather than their connections.

Okay, today's just getting weird — first I'm going on sports talk radio, now the site's seeing a huge new cohort of visitors presumed to be conservative (a five-fold traffic boost over baseline, plus a few dozen RSS signups).

Cellular immunity is critical for long - lived antibody responses, but detailed analysis of cellular responses requires fresh blood samples, thus we are currently planning to enroll new cohorts in east Africa to address this question.

New Cohorts form every fall for the 3 course series.

We're already turning our attention to Bett 2017, where we are sure to see a whole new cohort of innovative teaching ideas and classroom solutions.

This is largely due to the fact that newer cohorts of voters have come of age in an environment in which these parties have been more prominent and more successful due to the peace process and its consequences (Tilley and Evans 2011).

And I thought that by going on the show, which gets a lot of publicity, I might be able to inspire a new cohort of entrepreneurs and reduce some of the anxiety and risk - aversion that most people have about starting their own company.

But many public administration directors are about to retire, which may spell opportunity for a new cohort of managers.

«Even though Blue Apron turns a profit on the remaining 30 % of customers, the break - even point is moving farther away with every new cohort due to declining revenue and growing [customer acquisition cost] for newer customers,» writes McCarthy.

Thus, for the boom to persist, underwriting standards had to be continually relaxed; only in this way could a new cohort of first - time buyers qualify for big enough mortgages to be able to «afford» to buy their homes.

A new cohort will be selected annually for each of the program's five years, helping more than 120 talented young leaders to realize their full potential and transform their communities and the world around them.

Each new cohort of Schwarzman Scholars will join a global network of the world's most talented young leaders.

500 Startups is excited to announce our latest batch from our flagship Seed Accelerator, this time welcoming not only a new cohort of 18 companies, but also a Blockchain track!

The new cohort consists of 36 innovative startups from 14 countries.

The last few years have also resulted in increased visibility for a new cohort of Christian women talking about feminism and gender issues in the Church.

Will the generation of James Dobson, Pat Robertson, and Chuck Colson be replaced with a new cohort?

It's been 5 years and I still get the same uneasy feeling every time a new cohort come through the door!

With the demise of the previous British core, it is hoped that the new cohort might fare better.

But one of the most important findings of this new cohort of researchers is that for most children, the environmental factors that matter most have less to do with the buildings they live in than with the relationships they experience — the way the adults in their lives interact with them, especially in times of stress.

Whether it's finding work in the still slumping economy or staying the steady course to college, they are quickly falling behind a new cohort of ambitious and driven females.

«Some end up dead, but you get a new cohort coming through.

The bit we've yet to work out is how do you stop that new cohort coming through,» Godwin says.

Just as the 2001 and 2005 Conservative intakes are wondering if they will ever be noticed, so are the older guard in Labour as Ed Miliband's attention focuses on his newer cohort.

One important venue of parliamentary scrutiny and accountability is the Commons select committee system, which has just elected a new cohort of committee chairs.

Tim Bale says a new cohort of Conservative MPs will boost her majority and enable her to return from Brussels with a softer Brexit.

The new cohort of select committee chairs will be scrutinising the work of a weakened government, write Mark Goodwin, Stephen Bates and Marc Geddes.

Boost the teaching profession: Spend an additional $ 1 million to create a new cohort of Master Teachers exclusively in high - need school districts.

There seems to be a new cohort of young people who are becoming engaged.»

Ms. Stefanik, who lives in Willsboro, in Essex County, and worked in the administration of President George W. Bush, pitched herself as representing a new cohort of conservative leaders.

But Kotka acknowledges that if all goes as planned, the new cohort of e-Estonians will have to have a say in any future changes to the country's corporate tax structures, for instance, and perhaps more.

The program is planning a luncheon and panel at the 2016 AAAS Annual Meeting to celebrate its two decades» of work, coinciding with new efforts to bring together alumni who can act as mentors to the new cohorts of EntryPoint!

The 2nd - year results, posted last week, address those concerns by reporting results for individual software packages, and by testing a new cohort of students whose teachers had a year of using the software under their belts.

Reports by Blacks fell sharply from 2008 to 2010, but less so between 2010 and 2014, although no changes were observed for the White and Hispanic study participants who were also added in that new cohort.

«This work was exciting because we replicated the previous finding of neuron hyperexcitability in neurons derived from a new cohort of patients diagnosed by a different psychiatrist, confirming the robustness of this characteristic and its potential use for drug development,» says Renata Santos, co-first author and a Salk research collaborator.

«The findings need to be confirmed using targeted RNA sequencing, or internal validation, and then tested in a new cohort of patients, or external validation.