Sentences with phrase «provide substantial weight»

This system would provide substantial weight to each accountability indicator and, in the aggregate, a much greater weight than is afforded to the indicator or indicators of school quality or student success (e.g. achievement, growth, graduation rate, or progress in achieving English language proficiency).

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In our main research summary, The Costs and Benefits of Active Fatherhood, we have gathered a substantial weight of evidence drawn both from the UK and internationally, to provide the most comprehensive analysis yet of the difference dads can make.

Even if they don't skip them altogether, they tend to take it easy on the weights providing them with mediocre attention without any substantial results.

«Garcinia cambogia is an effective appetite suppressant, and weight loss supplementation because several research studies show that the HCA present in the fruit is substantial enough to provide noticeable results.

I have yet to come across substantial evidence that a ketogenic diet provides a meaningful benefit for weight loss when compared to a isocaloric, protein clamped, non-ketogenic diet.

The authors didn't provide body weight so we can't extrapolate to g / kg doses but lets just say 135 grams of glucose or fructose from sugar sweetened beverages is a substantial amount, like 6 cans of coke a day.

It appears that substantial differences in proportions of dietary macronutrients play only a modest role in weight loss success, and that success is possible on any of these diets provided there is adequate adherence.

The 280 - horsepower 3.5 - liter V6 provides enough oomph to carry the crew, but if you need to tow anything with substantial weight, you'll want to look elsewhere.

When lowered, it provides a seating platform for two, with hinges substantial enough to hold a weight of 150 kg / 330 lb.

So density weighted temperatures of the entire atmosphere would be a step in the right direction (provided good long - term records for the rest of the atmosphere — which only go back to the 1970s), but strong El Ninos would continue to drive substantial variations in global density weighted atmospheric temperatures.