Sentences with phrase «of those outliers on»

The Department for Education will change the methodology for its Progress 8 accountability measure in 2018, after a consultation revealed school leaders are angry over the «disproportionate» impact of outliers on their overall scores.

However, it's not a good idea without some idea of the impact of those outliers on the greater whole.

A couple of outliers on the list include plumbing engineer (spot number 14), registered nurse in the infusion field (spot number 24), and optometrist (spot number 7).

Not exact matches

There will always be outliers, of course, people like Mark Zuckerberg and Richard Branson who seemingly change the world and create business empires all on their own.

They're outliers on at least a handful of spectrums; maybe you're extremely intelligent or highly outgoing and charismatic, or maybe you are compulsive and tend to jump into things without thinking.

Outliers, like a player on the opposite team getting lucky and having the game of his life, were out of our control but we never succumbed or ceded control of the game.

WASHINGTON, April 18 - «Robust» business borrowing, rising consumer spending, and tight labor markets indicate the U.S. economy remains on track for continued growth, the Federal Reserve reported on Wednesday, with the risks of a global trade war the one big outlier.

It's also to be expected that toward the bottom of the specialty lists, where it takes a mere seven mentions to get on, an outlier or two might appear.

The Red Bull Media House and a few other outliers have already demonstrated the potential rewards of doubling down on the strategy of becoming a niche publisher of quality, targeted content.

In 2014, hundreds of books were released on the topic (according to Amazon the number is a staggering 437, but that comes from a simple subject search, and likely includes many outliers).

And with 500 companies on the list, I avoided «outliers» that succeeded because of the unusual talent (or luck) of the founder.

I should note, however, that on the basis of a much broader set of regional and national Fed and purchasing managers surveys, the 50.2 number was a large outlier — a figure closer to 48 was implied by that other data.

The only outlier of the group is Gain Capital, not surprisingly, as forex trading fees involve spread cost and rollover fees based on currency interest rate differentials.

You have outlying phenomena that you can't anticipate on the basis of previous experience.»

Many businesses spend between 9 and 16 percent of revenue on marketing, although there are some major outliers.

As a result of the positive data on both areas of the economy, many market participants concluded the weakness in the August reports was likely to have been an outlier and unreflective of the economy's underlying strength.

Generally, credible scientists will base conclusions on what a significant portion of the evidence suggests, not based on the outlier data which is presented in evolutionary studies.

Obviously there are outliers on both sides of this, but scroll through just about any comments section on this site where race comes up.

Are we then to conclude that God's only Son became uniquely incarnate once and for all on the third planet of a rather ordinary outlying star of a thoroughly undistinguished galaxy?

You keep insisting that most churches accept the LGBT community and just a few of the more radical outliers, like Westboro Baptist, are the ones who support a ban on same sex marriage.

From his list, most of his choices are on the West Coast, but Louisville - Lafayette seems like an outlier.

Carroll was at ease being the outlier in a career full of one - dimensional men: He didn't eat and sleep on his office couch; didn't demean or threaten his players; didn't fret over minutiae.

either ramsey or arteta should have been left out from the start to make way for sanchez... but wengers absurd strategy of endless rotation plus out of positioning has delivered nothing... he is addicted to it on the belief he can get the best out of players regardless of what they think... i know some idiot is going to talk about henry but stop living on outliers from the past and start looking at the teams we have to beat to get beyond 4th

Most sportsbooks take very low limits on these types of prop bets, although Bookmaker.eu was somewhat of an outlier with max bets of $ 500.

Maybe he goes on to become the outlier of outliers, as insisted on by every draft scout who watches him throw in shorts against no defenders.

Just based on the statistics, there is a slight, slight hangover, but both of these teams would be huge outliers if they kept up their current paces.

People may vary on how they define «outlier» depending upon their specific industry — in my work I typically view outliers as things more than 3 standard deviations from the mean (standard in many industries because 99.7 % of data falls within + / - 3 standard deviations)-- but nobody in his right mind calls 1.1 standard deviations an outlier because that would exclude over 25 % of the data.

The range on the chart above is huge because of two outliers: USF's big - play numbers were off the charts, and despite quarterback injury issues, Navy's efficiency was as ridiculous as ever.

In retrospect, Cerci's magical 2013 - 2014 season with Torino was probably an outlier, but he did grab four goals in only eleven matches with Genoa last year, putting 50 % of his shots on target and converting 25 % of those into goals, so the cupboard isn't exactly bare.

Okaka's average of 1.3 dribbles per game is an outlier compared to his teammates, but he posts such a high number compared to Deeney and Gray because he drops deeper to get on the ball and link the play — something they do not do so often.

Its funny because I was going to write a blog post on how career outliers like Marissa Mayer and Sheryl Sandberg won't let the rest of us working moms be great.

There is an effect to being part of an outlying group, and parents should realize teh effect this may have on their child.»

Babies usually learn to crawl between seven and 10 months of age, although some may be outliers on either end of this spectrum.

Firstly, Israel relies on suboptimal polling methodology: samples are too small (often only 500 people) to filter out the effect of outlier results, and there are too few polls to accurately measure opinion at any given moment.

Be sure to check out Kate Harding's recent Salon.com take on S.E. Cupp, a rising star in the right - wing punditosphere — and a non-blonde atheist, which makes her a bit of an outlier and a more interesting character than most of the cookie - cuttter talking heads that dominate Fox News.

You can see that after 1996 the turnout has been quite low on average, so the referendum of 2005 is not a significant outlier, but I still remember a vast and hard campaign from conservatives (and especially the church) that were calling for abstentionism.

Tory members are also considerably more sceptical about the benefits of immigration — and they are outliers on gay marriage, with only four in ten supporting it compared to at least eight out of ten members of other parties.

Except for a small — but notable — group of outliers, local governments and school districts are not providing clear or comprehensive or even the most basic information on their websites.

Admittedly, the UK could be an outlier of some kind - it doesn't necessarily follow, I have to admit, that because PR on average has this effect, it will necessarily have it in the UK in future.

The proposal would create a consistent toll cordon for Manhattan south of 60th Street while lowering tolls on outlying bridges to raise funds for transit and roads (mostly transit).

On the eve of the election, Selzer and the Register published what appeared to be an outlier poll that showed Ernst up by seven points.

Putting aside YouGov's poll on Tuesday which looked like a bit of an outlier, this is the higher Labour have been for a long time (though they remain 7 points behind the Conservatives, also high compared to most recent polls), and the lowest the Liberal Democrats have been.

We probably could never agree to act as a single bloc on anything short of defending the freedom of the press; there will always be the outliers who can't resist the temptation of scoring «a scoop» based on anonymous source (s).»

The ICM poll findings do not appear to reflect any change in the underlying support for Labour since the party's standing of 36 % remains unchanged on last month — although party supporters may hope to dismiss it as an outlier.

In exploring the paradoxical status of the United States as a both a leader and an outlier in human rights, the book proposes a renovation of the Constitution in light of changing international norms on human rights.

Rickman's proposed method uses parallel coordinates, which is a method of visualizing data that makes it possible to spot outliers or patterns based on related metric factors.

Interestingly, the healthy HIV - negative Bostonians were the outliers, the guts of the other three groups was relatively similar; that was particularly true of untreated persons on both continents.

«Outlier practice patterns in health care, and specifically Mohs surgery, can represent a burden on patients and the medical system,» says John Albertini, M.D., immediate past president of the American College of Mohs Surgery and the paper's other senior author.

But the region between those outlying neighborhoods and the close - in domains of hot Jupiters and super-Earths remains stubbornly out of reach: too close to the star for direct imaging, too far for indirect techniques relying on stellar wobbles or dimming.

To tell the difference, the model calculates the mass of living things you would need on the surface to produce the outliers.