Sentences with phrase «range of outcomes going»

Not exact matches

There will be a threshold and a ceiling of your wager and you will have to determine whether the outcome is going to be below or above the price range.

There are many ways you can wear a pair of embroidered denim jeans; it can even look fantastic with a simple tee but the article will cover a wide range of emerging fashion ideas and duos which are going to make it easy for you to pick up a pair of jeans appropriate for your figure and simply mix and match to get the desired outcome.

You will desire to go to a big range of places for the best outcome.

«In these new assessment environments [we're imagining] I think it's going to be perfectly plausible to assess a much wider range of outcomes that are important, including positive attitudes, collaboration, leadership, resilience — all of those are part of growth, beyond just growth in your mathematics or literacy.

The new tests have the potential to determine a wider range of knowledge but it isn't going to change the outcomes for low performing kids by itself... We need to focus on their individual needs not just keep giving them tests they are going to fail.

Weitzman pointed out that, when we consider the full range of possible outcomes from climate change, the outlying possibilities on the high - cost side of the range of possible outcomes do not go quickly to zero, which implies far greater risks — and a far greater likelihood of damages — than conventional analyses would suggest.

Going into the future the range of impacts fans out until it becomes quite large, and the sooner we get serious about limiting our emissions, the better the outcomes we can still preserve.

For the purposes of legal practice this doesn't really matter: judges and juries have discretion to decide on an outcome that will generally fall within a particular range or to explain their reasons for going outside it.

From a range of disciplines the review determined that, to be successful, programmes must involve a partnership between the family and nurse, focus on goals that parents prioritise, build competencies, be non-stigmatising and maintain continuity of care.48 The third review went on to investigate specific evidence - based interventions that focused on this trial's primary outcome areas and had the potential to enhance the effectiveness of SNHV programmes.

Before going specifically to the principles it is important to note that the overarching goal of the principles - the economic and social development of the traditional owner group, is consistent with the goals of the broader Indigenous policy which posits a range of economic and social development outcomes as urgent priorities.

Our Centre will make an on - going contribution to these debates by producing evidence - based information on the extent to which policies in a range of sectors are contributing to fair health outcomes and will identify the opportunities and barriers to the development and implementation of public policy that contributes to fairness.

When non-collaborative attorneys have the dual responsibility of working to reach a settlement while simultaneously anticipating that they may have to go to court if there's no settlement, it immediately narrows the range of potential outcomes.

In fact, it is possible that the direction of this association may go either way: negative affect leading to poorer glycemic outcomes or out - of - range blood glucose meter readings and elevated A1c values caused by suboptimal glycemic control, leading to increased negative affect.