Sentences with phrase «such outcomes»

Prosocial behaviors (i.e., actions that benefit others) are important markers of healthy social functioning, and understanding the factors that predict such outcomes among recent immigrant Latino adolescents is important.

In particular, it questions the utility of the exclusive focus on improved outcomes (when such outcomes may take many years to show themselves).

Such outcomes will be the measure of our progress towards true reconciliation.

In addition, the mechanism by which gender might affect such outcomes remains unclear.

What follows is a summary of the study design and the program's effects on the main outcomes measured nine years after random assignment, including any such outcomes for which no or adverse effects were found.4 All effects shown are statistically significant at the 0.05 level unless stated otherwise.

Although the original study focused on raising IQ and later school achievement, it was widely felt that such outcomes would be derived by focusing on developing social and emotional skills first with age - appropriate cognitive development integrated into that nurturing approach.

«Such outcomes are vital if we are to achieve reconciliation, before which time Australia will continue to fall short of its full potential as a nation,» Mr. Mohamed added.

Such outcomes are already being achieved in some cases, but the Commission considers it appropriate to explore other options to encourage and facilitate parties to reach agreements on a broad range of cultural, social, environmental and economic outcomes.

But the right way to arrive at these policy outcomes is not through backdoors — and it is not to begin with the assertion that such outcomes are required.

While such outcomes may not be typical of all accidents, they do occur.

«It is for these reasons, perhaps, that access to justice data is not readily available — such outcomes are not measured because they are not intended.»

This is not to suggest that a choice of, for example, English law and arbitral seats other than China or Hong Kong are not appropriate, or can not or will not be agreed, but rather that it may be more difficult to achieve such outcomes where the balance of power lies with the Chinese party (state or non-state).

Nevertheless, such outcomes would force such drastic transformations in the world order that conventional economic cost - benefit analysis and discount - rate considerations would no longer apply.

And there are many different climate models (NASA's Goddard Institute of Space Studies's model, NOAA, etc) used to predict such outcomes.

This means characterizing and reporting the extreme tails of distributions, even in the many cases where the literature describes such outcomes only as «not implausible»; but it must be recognized that this puts an extra burden on IPCC authors.

SSPs include quantifications of factors that are considered drivers of such outcomes such as population growth and economic growth, but quantification of the consequences of these drivers is left to scenarios that will be produced based on the SSPs (van Vuuren et al. 2013).

Demand - side response can significantly reduce such outcomes by shifting and shaping electricity demand to match the availability of renewables - based electricity generation.

So I take it that the consensus view is that according to our best current scientific understanding, there is no possibility whatsoever of any catastrophic consequences of anthropogenic global warming; therefore to use the word «catastrophic» is irresponsible alarmism;, and therefore the deniers are actually quite right to accuse anyone who suggests that such outcomes are possible of being an irresponsible alarmist.

There's facilitating foreign deals with translations and differing intellectual property rules, transmedia deals, and, of course, (captial M) Marketing, which, in its full form includes such outcomes as facilitating critical review, securing endorsements, etc. in addition to social media, PR and advertising.

I'm sure there are a number of reasons why this solution may not be feasible, but it sure would provide a disincentive to charters to NOT cull the cream of the crop from public schools then push the more challenging cases out of their schools and into neighborhood public schools, at least not midway through the academic year when the negative consequences of such outcomes are compounded because of the disruption this transience evidently brings to the student and her new schoolmates.

Such outcomes require teachers and teacher educators to consider purposefully the application and integration of technology for classroom teaching and learning, including potential advantages and limitations to technology (Swenson, 2006).

The grades of these three groups are not only better, but so dramatically better that it leaves one wondering what variables can explain such outcomes.

Such outcomes remind us that we need to keep the needs of all children in mind when we craft educational policy.

School districts may suffer net financial losses to charter schools and, although some supporters have argued that competitive pressures from charters can force public schools to improve their own performance, the evidence for such outcomes is unclear.

State Director of Education William L. Lepley said in announcing his decision this month that the education department's yearlong effort to spell out such outcomes had met with too much controversy and too little support.

However, given the lack of empirical evidence on the program, we can not discern whether such outcomes result from PROMISE or from other, independent factors.

We know from analyses of college dropout and job failures that such outcomes are less the result of intellectual shortcomings than they are due to deficiencies in the social - emotional and character competencies (or moral and performance character, if you prefer that terminology).

Some of the organizers behind Education Forward have some clever ideas about how to fund the online courses a student might take, for example — by offering 50 percent of funding to the provider up - front for enrollment, 25 percent for the student passing the course, and the last 25 percent upon successful passage of the state final exam — but this idea, which moves the focus to student outcomes, isn't codified explicitly in the initiative (although the notion of competency - based learning is, which might lead to such an outcomes - based funding system).

The fact that our method does not find any «effect» of NCLB on such outcomes suggests that these states can serve as a plausible comparison group for isolating the impact of NCLB accountability.

Studies of early - childhood and school - age interventions often find long - term impacts on such outcomes as educational attainment, earnings, and criminal activity despite nonexistence or «fade - out» of test - score gains.

While not conclusive, such outcomes should be used as background for forming hypotheses for the conduct of human clinical trials.

«One study evaluated such outcomes in relation to post-exercise protein consumption in Marine recruits.

Previous research suggests that such outcomes could be caused by a phenomenon in which simple elements — such as sodium — can bind to a receptor in cells, mimicking the actions of testosterone or estrogen.

Such outcomes will allow us to understand how different processes and conditions combine to yield the diversity of systems that we observe.

Such outcomes may be linked to an immune response similar to that of preeclampsia.

When patients do better, there is a temptation for doctors — whether they practice alternative or conventional medicine — to take credit for such outcomes.

Longitudinal research on humans that measures nutritional status and dietary intake in pre-pubertal girls, then follows them into adulthood and examines such outcomes as weight status, reproductive axis functioning, and lactation, is sorely needed.

These new papers add valuable information by looking at severe neurologic outcomes as well and showing that such outcomes are much more common at planned homebirth.

My fellow fans, do nt get mad, bec such outcomes are not coming to our surprise.

It seems only too hard to help young people avoid the promiscuity that leads to such outcomes.

Those of us who were in favor of the poverty programs never predicted such outcomes.

Nevertheless, in some cases — and for various reasons — the more statist members of the Supreme Court are sometimes able to convince other justices to obtain such outcomes as those deplored above.

We believe this best aligns our incentives with those of both our investor members and our portfolio companies since we have a strong incentive to facilitate successful outcomes for all parties since without such outcomes, we are not compensated.

Customers seek outcomes — not tools or services — and it's the marketing and sales teams» objective to prove that they can enable prospective buyers to achieve such outcomes.

Such outcomes would ultimately not be good for savers or anyone else.

Such an outcome could prove to be a classic unintended consequence: Morneau's reforms — meant to reduce or contain the accumulated risk created by precipitously over-leveraged homebuyers — may unwittingly increase the overall systemic risk in the economy by driving red - lined borrowers to the sort of uninsured subprime mortgages that have proliferated in the shadow banking sector.

To avoid such an outcome, analyze the workforce efficiency on time and bring appropriate decisions.

Causing such an outcome would, in most circumstances, be a bad thing to do.

Now such an outcome seems less certain.

The early days of February may foreshadow just such an outcome.