Sentences with phrase «what standard analysis»

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«When you have evidence of a problem like this, regardless of what the standards say, automakers should develop a better approach,» says David Friedman, who served as NHTSA's acting administrator in 2014 and is now director of cars and product policy and analysis at Consumers Union, the policy and mobilization division of Consumer Reports.

The IMF's analysis in its new World Economic Outlook falls far short of what is needed to improve employment and living standards for the majority of people in countries of all income levels, and may even add to the downside risks to the global economy, CEPR Co-Director Mark Weisbrot says.

What's more, we work with other dedicated meat industry OEMs and integrators to enable them to deliver complete solutions around our fat analysis and standard x-ray systems to meet customers» specific needs.

He'll give standard responses but within an age of media over analysis (we are all guilty of it too) there will be plenty of people looking at the way he says things rather than what he actually says.

Despite the fact that the authors surveyed only a small proportion of practicing midwives, who submitted data that was not validated, and despite the fact that they authors performed a variety of maneuvers that violated basic standards of statistical analysis, and despite the fact that they were intent on concluding that homebirth is «safe» regardless of what the data showed, they actually showed that homebirth has a minimum rate of death 5.5 X higher than comparable risk hospital birth.

The Nutrient Standard Menu Planning approach is based on a weekly weighted analysis that uses projections of what students will actually choose.

While the analysis didn't measure breastfeeding, one hospital study compared the responses of newborns to standard and what they call «enhanced» care.

In the meantime, a new analysis from the BaBar experiment, which ran at the SLAC National Accelerator Lab in California until 2008, suggests the standard model is not what it seems.

To gain insight into what brain regions may be driving the relationship between social distance and overall neural similarity, we performed ordered logistic regression analyses analogous to those described above independently for each of the 80 ROIs, again using cluster - robust standard errors to account for dyadic dependencies in the data.

Before meeting with others in their grade, teachers are expected to examine their students» results and fill out a benchmark analysis form, provided by Edison, which asks what standards are not yet mastered, which students are not proficient in those areas, and what teachers plan to do about it.

It was a fun way to add some physical movement to what I had feared would be the standard, uninteresting document analysis, and it was enlightening to watch them move the notes around to make sense of what was at first a large jigsaw puzzle of unrelated concepts.

School financing policies should be driven by an analysis of what it costs to raise the bar and close the gap in student achievement, bringing teaching and learning opportunities in all schools up to a high standard.

This process of creating what the authors consider appropriate standards involved «a massive synthesis of meta - analyses that encompass over 200,000 research studies.»

It assumes that educators already know, instinctively or by dint of personal experience, what resources are necessary to meet higher standards, so the analysis of data is considered superfluous.

What would they find if they held both explanations to the same standards of analysis?

A 2007 review of the research by the Institute of Education Sciences, the most authoritative analysis to date, found that only nine of 132 studies on PD met the evidentiary standards established by the Department of Education's What Works Clearinghouse.

One question on the sea turtles passage measured students» ability to determine the «central idea» of the text; another focused on their ability to «cite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text» (Standard RI.6.1).

What's missing from his analysis, however, is the reality that until 2010, Tennessee had incredibly low standards relative to the NAEP.

What I did not do, however, was conduct any direct analyses of any of the state's actual data, yet, and for a variety of reasons (e.g., these data are a part of a lawsuit, and I am on the «wrong side,» there are standard data procedural and confidentiality agreements that take considerable time to secure, there is a certain timeline in place).

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Certainly this analysis could help policymakers determine what passes for a quality prep program, but in the end, I agree that the acceptance of newly prepared teachers is about standards.

In all of our analyses, standards are defined as the general statements about what students should know and be able to do that tend to remain constant across grade levels and clusters.

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Findings from this analysis suggest the CCSS represent considerable change from what states currently call for in their standards and in what they assess.

Embedded in this standard is every other ELA standard, considering that students need to synthesize what they read, be critical about what they read, draw connections, and use evidence to support their analysis.

The analysis focuses on the ELA components of the standards, but what it says about the assumptions driving them and how they were constructed is important: «The blanket condemnation made by the CCSS authors that school reading texts have «trended downward over the last half century» is inaccurate» — particularly so, the authors of the study found, in the K - 3 grades.

Aberdeen Standard Investments have published a new report guiding corporate bond investors on what to expect when integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) analysis into their investment process.

What is the range of SCC using standard analysis techniques?

The World Energy Outlook (WEO), widely regarded as the gold standard of energy analysis, provides strategic insight on what today's policy and investment decisions mean for long - term trends.

I'm OK with Bayesian approaches as an adjunct to standard statistical analyses in scientific subject matter, but I'm at a loss to understand what general logicians or lawyers could usefully bring to the table.

The IEA flagship publication World Energy Outlook (WEO), widely regarded as the gold standard of energy analysis, provides strategic insight on what today's policy and investment decisions mean for long - term trends.

I suggest that NREL develop and promulgate analytical standards that would preclude what now appears to be NREL's willingness to tolerate low quality analysis.

Rather than looking at the dataset available in 1998 and using standard time series analysis techniques (available in 1998) to establish its underlying structure and hence the null hypothesis, the choice in null hypothesis was limited to a couple of options (trend vs no - trend) that were particularly naive (probably more naive than human instinct) and a selection process was established that appears to use the skill criteria (exactly what was done is unclear from the text) and inappropriate multiple use of the dataset.

What is clear at least from the foregoing analysis, is that some changes to the ways in which standardisation bodies have functioned for decades can no longer be avoided, whether it be at ex post or at ex ante stages of the standards» adoption process.

If they even engage in the ethical standard, they allow the diligent representation requirement to give them permission to send dumb letters under a short - term analysis of what diligent representation means.

What I get from the second part of your analysis is that from an environmental protection perspective, this case provides an argument against proceduralisation of environmental law in favour of laying down (minimum) environmental standards.

At least with the previous standard of review analysis it was clear what factors would be relied upon.

In administrative law cases, it is always necessary to ask «what the appropriate standard of review is for this question decided by this decision maker» (at para. 71, emphasis original): «The contextual standard of review analysis ensures that legislative intent is respected and the rule of law is protected when courts review decisions of administrative actors» (at para. 89).

Dunsmuir has stood principally for two things: first (and least controversially), the reduction of the number of standards of review from three to two (eliminating the standard of «patent unreasonableness»); and second, a purported simplification of what the Supreme Court now describes as the «Standard of Review analysis» (see Alice Woolley and Shaun Fluker, «What has Dunsmuir Taughtstandard of «patent unreasonableness»); and second, a purported simplification of what the Supreme Court now describes as the «Standard of Review analysis» (see Alice Woolley and Shaun Fluker, «What has Dunsmuir Taught?&rawhat the Supreme Court now describes as the «Standard of Review analysis» (see Alice Woolley and Shaun Fluker, «What has Dunsmuir TaughtStandard of Review analysis» (see Alice Woolley and Shaun Fluker, «What has Dunsmuir Taught?&raWhat has Dunsmuir Taught?»

Although Newbury, JA, agrees that the prohibition is «cruel», and supports the creation of an exception to the law (para. 333), she also discourages future challenges to obsolete laws by reversing the costs order (para. 342), taking an eisegetical view of what was decided (paras. 281 and 315) and when overbreadth and disproportionality were developed (para. 312), directs that analyses of whether s. 7 cases are binding should not look too closely at normative standards but «evaluate broadly the rationality and normative balance» (para. 289), and expresses concern over potential reconsideration of cases prior to 2003 that did not address disproportionality (para. 316).

But under today's tax code, her monthly costs actually go down, according to an NAR analysis, because when she claims all of the itemized deductions available to her as a home owner, she ends up with a net tax benefit of over $ 3,300, or roughly $ 275 a month, compared to what she would get by taking the standard deduction.