Sentences with phrase «small subgroup»

Within small subgroups of the population, however, religious viewing does seem to be associated with lower religious involvement....

This was thoroughly explored in a psychological study called Getting the most out of multidisciplinary teams, wherein lead researcher Doris Fay found that multidisciplinary teams produced better quality innovations than more uniform teams, but that this boost in performance was only consistent if there wasn't a problem of teams fracturing into smaller subgroups.

The super subgroups combined smaller subgroups of low - performing or disadvantaged students, but Ed Week notes that «civil rights advocates argued they allowed states to mask the performance of some student subgroups.»

Future studies need to clarify whether smaller subgroups of breast cancer, defined according to expression array criteria, will behave in ways similar to ER - α — positive or negative breast cancer but it is clear that the 2 major disease subgroups, defined by ER - α status, show contrasting hypoxic CSC responses.

The CORE districts have committed to track progress of and hold themselves accountable for much smaller subgroups, with as few as 20 students per campus.

The PREIA is active with plenty of smaller subgroups as well where your friend could meet investors in a more focused smaller setting.

«I think there's an opportunity to break off into smaller subgroups... to work with our folks and really do the deep dive that you are talking about,» Walcott told the advocates at Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver's school overcrowding task force meeting April 4.

Smaller subgroups will have larger error margins.

A better analogy along the same lines would be where a small percentage of the employees decided that they want every single employee to contribute money to a fund that supplies the small subgroup with season tickets to the local baseball team.

@DC Johnny — «the small subgroup» just happenes to include every woman in America minus the 2 - 8 % of Catholic's that refrain?

Ravitch scorns as No Child Left Behind's «most toxic flaw» the «legislative command that all students must be proficient in reading and mathematics by 2014,» which has «placed thousands of public schools at risk of being privatized, turned into charters, or closed» even when the schools are improving or only a small subgroup fails to meet the targets.

Kirby says — and even some vaccine defenders agree — that some small subgroup of children might have a particular vulnerability to vaccines and yet be missed by epidemiological studies.

A writeprint — an amalgam of a writer's compositional quirks — can pinpoint an author within a small subgroup of, say, 20 people with about 90 percent accuracy.

However, for a small subgroup of people with asthma, LABAs can cause severe, life - threatening side effects and carry a boxed safety warning from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Basophils are a small subgroup of granulocytes.

Not all lung cancers are linked to ALK mutations, so the drug crizotinib, which inhibits the mutant enzyme, is prescribed only for that small subgroup of lung cancer patients.

â $ For a small subgroup of women with strong family histories of breast cancer, we recommend starting screening, including annual mammograms and MRIs, at age 25, â $ says Julie R. Gralow, MD, the director of breast medical oncology at the University of Washington and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle.

In that case, breaking the group down into smaller subgroups may be more favorable.

But he failed to tell readers that it was the state, not the feds, that chose that number, that many states have even smaller subgroup sizes (and some larger, too), or that many advocates for poor, minority, and disabled students want small subgroup sizes in order to ensure that students are not lost in overall averages.

A smaller subgroup of 3,556 5th graders showed no difference in performance on 5th grade science standards, based on whether or not their teachers participated.

Those results favored by Mike are drawn from a small subgroup of the 126 achievement - attainment pairs in our study.

Smaller subgroups will have larger error margins.

Systemic signs — a small subgroup of dogs display lethargy, depression, and fever.

The pattern of results across the four models is broadly consistent although there are differences in significance across age groups, potentially due to lower power for the smaller subgroup samples.

NMDA receptor antibodies are found in a small subgroup of patients with first - episode psychosis, but their clinical relevance is unknown

Prevalence, assessment and diagnosis: NMDA receptor antibodies are found in a small subgroup of patients with first - episode psychosis, but their clinical relevance is unknown

The results suggest that most adolescents show an overall adaptive way of coping, but a small subgroup shows a fairly rigid use of avoidant coping.

However, no conclusions could be drawn about the effects for the small subgroup of children with ASD separately.