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the distinct plus threshold, even if there are a number of clear differences in notes or measures,
Clear Differences Determining whether a difference between two varieties is clear depends on many factors,
Although population-based studies demonstrate no clear differences between men and women when it comes to staying in and completing treatment programmes,
However, it should also be noted that there are clear differences in relation to the nature of the subject matter
migration, since there were clear differences between the human rights of migrants
researchers hope to observe clear differences between the parts of the brain that different groups use during the tests themselves.
Assessment to identify special educational needs Whilst there are clear differences in the ways assessment information is collected
The relator emphasised that, despite the clear differences of social and cultural class,
these factors do not present clear differences in the prevalence of being bullied in any of the four Young Lives study countries.
urban communities and that there are clear differences between the needs and opportunities in coastal
there are clear differences.
While there are clear differences between countries in relation to sources of salt intake,
there are clear differences between acts and conduct,
Admittedly, there exist clear differences between the operations of armed forces during armed conflict
There were clear differences regarding what is thought to constitute‘education' for children in detention:
Clear differences in terms of the concepts,
This means that clear differences can be seen in the way individual countries approach the following key questions relating to assessment:- Why are pupils assessed?- Who uses the assessment information?- Who carries out the assessment
There is not a clear difference in efficacy between these different approaches.
A clear difference needs to be made between.
There is a clear difference between the notions of benchmarks and indicators;