Sentences with phrase «report takes a deep dive»

Our report takes a deeper dive into the survey results and presents solutions to some of the many challenges administrators have to tackle every day.

RPR's Property Report takes a deep dive into data sets like property characteristics, values, listing and foreclosure activity, market statistics, demographics, property history, taxes, and school information, and even the property's before - and - after photos.

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The new Social Media Marketing Industry Report from Social Media Examiner takes a deep dive into the current state of social media on a granular level.

This report examines how companies are choosing to structure their pay proposals, reviews vote results to see how investors are exercising their enhanced franchise, and takes a deeper dive into several notable examples of investor opposition.

Stephen White takes a deep dive into some of the top 2014 NFL Draft prospects with his scouting reports.

Our new report for the Friedman Foundation, Pursuing Innovation, takes a deep dive into that proposal by documenting how much and what types of competition currently exist in K — 12 education, predicting which forms of competition are most likely to generate pressures for improvement in K — 12 education, and brainstorming policy attributes that will maximize the effectiveness of competition - based education reforms.

This report explores the 50 states and takes a deep dive into the four primary Read more about State Education Governance Structures: 2017 Update -LSB-...]

The report, Bridge to Completion: A Framework for Developing Nashville's Campaign for College Success, takes a deep - dive look into the challenges and barriers high school and college students face and ideas for a community effort that could bring Nashville's college - going and college - completion rates up to at least the national average.

If you want to look beyond your credit score, and take a deeper dive into what's in your credit report, that's also possible and cheap.

David Lat and Brian Dalton report that for the past few months Above the Law and Thomson Reuters have been taking a deep dive into what AI, machine learning, and other cutting - edge technologies mean for lawyers and the legal world.