Sentences with phrase «unacceptable rate»

Almost half of the so - called showcase schools just announced are failing our kids at unacceptable rates.

Participating private schools with unacceptable ratings are barred from accepting new students receiving vouchers for the following year.

«Crossing the Bridge» Puts Freshmen on Solid Ground When one high school principal arrived at her new assignment, she found a school with critically unacceptable rates of attendance, dropping out, suspensions, and expulsions.

The abstract is entitled «Supernumerary Frozen Blastocyst Transfers Result in Unacceptable Rates of Multiple Gestation and Preterm Delivery.»

At the most basic level, the lower is the ratio of these two numbers; i.e., the price of carbon per unit of measure, then the more likely it is that the earth will warm at unacceptable rates over the next one - hundred years.

The researchers averaged the measurements from all the images to compile a sequence of estimated fetal weights — a growth chart that could be used to gauge whether a fetus was growing at an acceptable or unacceptable rate.

A group of researchers from Italy and Poland with expertise in paper degradation mechanisms was tasked with determining whether the degradation process has now slowed with appropriate conservation conditions — or if the aging process is continuing at an unacceptable rate.

In School + On Track 2013 highlighted the unacceptable rates of elementary school truancy using attendance records from the 2011 - 2012 school year.

If a drug company had evidence of an unacceptable rate of complications but still marketed or distributed a drug, and as a result a person suffered from a foreseeable complication, there may be grounds for a lawsuit.

A key indicator of the current poor levels of cultural safety in health care delivery within the hospital setting is the unacceptable rate of discharge against medical advice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.