Sentences with phrase «suggestive evidence»

We find suggestive evidence that the effectiveness of individual teachers improves during the school year when they are evaluated.

One way to get suggestive evidence of such long - lasting occasions is to look for delayed emotional or physiological reactions to stimuli — reactions which come long after the initial conscious reaction.

While our work is not causal, it provides suggestive evidence on the ways policy can encourage stronger standards implementation and through that, better student achievement outcomes.

But they provide some useful suggestive evidence on the potential of tenure reform to transform public education.

High stakes exams for students play a prominent role in the education systems of many other countries, with suggestive evidence that they enhance student achievement.

New studies from 2017 provide further suggestive evidence that discrimination contributes to the discipline gap.

We find suggestive evidence that the relationship between lecture - style teaching and achievement is strongest among higher - achieving and more - advantaged students.

Original Story: Pokemon Sun and Moon Starter final evolutions may have been leaked if some newly found suggestive evidence from its official Japanese website is to be believed.

In the birth outcome study, we found increased odds of preterm birth and suggestive evidence for reduced birth weight among women with higher unconventional natural gas development activity (those closer to more and bigger unconventional wells), compared with women with lower unconventional natural gas development activity during pregnancy.

It will also compare the characteristics of the study schools with those of other schools participating in the i3 demonstration, providing suggestive evidence about the extent to which the evaluation's findings can be generalized.

Leaderlessness often releases latent resources within a group and there is some highly suggestive evidence concerning the values of leader less groups.3 Until more substantial research findings are available, it would seem safer and better to opt for trained leaders whenever they are available.

We get asked: What can you observe from a g - r - e-a-t distance that would be definitive evidence or even suggestive evidence of biology on this very, very interesting extrasolar planet?

Additional suggestive evidence on the role of discrimination in the gap comes from Lindsay and Hart (2017).

In addition, we find suggestive evidence across time and between districts that the shift to the new teacher screening system improved hiring outcomes in LAUSD relative to other similar districts and schools.

So, the following analysis shouldn't be relied on as conclusive evidence that the Arctic sea ice extent has been less than in 1979 many times in the past, but merely suggestive evidence.

A recent report from the Center for American Progress provides suggestive evidence from studies of several successful community schools that these types of schools positively impact parental involvement.

There is suggestive evidence for methane on its surface with the red color thought to be a result of an organic crust made from solar irradiated methane.

In addition to the 3 effects above, the study found suggestive evidence of a reduction in the 10 other substance use outcomes that were measured, but these other effects did not reach statistical significance at conventional (0.05) levels and may therefore be chance findings.

While we can not conclusively attribute the effects found to the causal effect of domestic violence per se, we can exploit the timing of the domestic violence filings to provide suggestive evidence of whether the negative spillovers are due to domestic violence or some other factor correlated with it.

This discovery, along with suggestive evidence found on chromosome 16 linking CCD to stress tolerance, may also be relevant to the pathophysiology of OCD, according to the study authors.

The study found suggestive evidence of a decrease in mothers» likelihood of arrest during the nine years (as distinguished from number of arrests), but this effect did not reach statistical significance and therefore could be due to chance.7

But three recent studies have used quasi-experimental methods, and a fourth study carefully matched participants with observably similar non-participants to provide suggestive evidence on the program's consequences.

Yet there is some suggestive evidence from the 1997 wave that low income might not be the relevant factor.

«It's suggestive evidence that medical marijuana might help divert people away from the path where they would start using [an opioid drug], and of course if they don't start, they're not on that path to misuse and abuse and potentially death.»

They call this «suggestive evidence» that gun exposure increased after the Sandy Hook killings.

Suggestive evidence for this comes from an analysis showing children whose parents got a lenient judge are not only more likely to apply for disability insurance but also are more inclined to report the same type of medical disorder.

After a four - year review, the EPA announces that malathion is less likely to cause cancer than once believed, but there is «suggestive evidence of carcinogenicity» and there have been «numerous» poisonings.

This spring, after a four - year review, the EPA declared that there is «suggestive evidence» that malathion can cause cancer.

Gerosa adds, «Our study corroborates years of tentative but suggestive evidence that black holes might have received these kicks.

Recommendations aimed at reducing the incidence of cancers associated with nutrition are based on limited but suggestive evidence from epidemiological studies and animal experiments

There is «suggestive evidence» for a link between air pollution and a heightened risk of stillbirth, indicates a summary of the available data, published online in Occupational & Environmental Medicine.

«Suggestive evidence» for link between air pollution, heightened stillbirth risk: Tighter curbs on car exhaust, industrial waste and boost in fuel quality needed.»

While there may be some suggestive evidence of non calcium activity for 25 OHD, it must still be considered physiologically inactive for all practical purposes.

There is suggestive evidence from a number of secondary analyses, that whole - grain intake may protect against weight gain and help with weight maintenance although the concept that whole - grain intake represents a healthy lifestyle can not be excluded as a confounder.

Suggestive evidence of T1DM (based on a 3 - tier scoring system in which researchers took into consideration age and weight at diagnosis, pancreatic autoimmunity, insulin requirement, and clinical presentation) was obtained for 273 (86 %) respondents.

But the NELS data offer some suggestive evidence that the opinions of teachers about their students — and of students about their teachers — is shaped in part by gender characteristics.

Indeed, whereas the differences in enrollment trends between voucher and non-voucher private schools provide some suggestive evidence for the Overregulation Theory, Harris provides no evidence to support the Nonaligned Test Theory.

A closer examination of the district dissimilarity index offers some suggestive evidence as to the forces at work.

We did find some suggestive evidence that permitting computers is more detrimental to male students than to female students and to students with relatively high entrance - exam scores.

For instance, there is suggestive evidence that charter schools perform better in contexts where accountability is high (that is, where strong authorizing laws shut down poorly performing schools) than where it is weak or nonexistent.

Moreover, we find suggestive evidence that while the current president's persuasive powers may have waned, they appear to have had an impact.

These differences also correlate with important long - run economic outcomes as documented in a new work by Chetty and co-authors, where they find suggestive evidence that «quality of schools — as judged by outputs rather than inputs — plays a role in upward mobility.»

Our experiences with first - wave reforms also provide some suggestive evidence on the design of standards.

I focus on academic expectations, communication, parental engagement, student engagement, and school safety, finding suggestive evidence that after charter school entry, parents report significantly higher student engagement and parents in co-located schools also report significantly higher perceptions of school safety.

These examples can not be taken as anything other than suggestive evidence that exit exams have the desired consequences which Bishop and others anticipate.

Second, there is suggestive evidence that spillover effects are larger if the charter school appears to be of high quality, which I define as either having high average scores on annual 4th - grade math and reading exams or being operated by an established, respected charter management organization such as KIPP, Success Academy, or Uncommon Schools.

We do, however, find suggestive evidence that the overall climate for student learning is worse in middle schools than in schools that serve students from elementary school through the 8th grade.