Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...this technique, a few minutes before class ends students respond anonymously to two questions: "What is the primary point you learned in class today?" and "What is the main, unanswered question you leave class with today?" Light said that this "one minute paper" forces students to collect their thoughts at the end of class and to synthesize the material they have learned that...
CLUH members point to their immediate response to the Minority Student Alliance debate with Epps as evidence of their readiness to respond to students facing constitutional problems with the University...
...late 1940s. Then there were 3.3 cops for every violent crime reported in big cities. By 1988 there were about 3.2 reported serious crimes for each cop nationwide. In large cities the ratio is even worse -- so bad, in fact, that . many police departments lack the manpower to respond to all 911 calls. The Police Corps would put cops where they are most needed: on the street. Because rookies begin their careers on patrol, it is estimated that the number of beat pounders could increase...
...most cases, if a drug is proved effective in men, it will do the same job in women. But not always. The information gap becomes important when the sexes respond differently to a given treatment. For example, the menstrual cycle is known to alter the effect of some antidepressant drugs...
...most small investors if they would put money in junk bonds, and they would probably respond with a hearty no. But anyone who has a deposit in a savings and loan, holds an annuity from an insurance company, is vested in a pension plan, makes contributions to certain mutual funds or participates in a 401(k) retirement program probably has some exposure to the risk of junk bonds. In most cases, that is no cause for alarm. But in a few instances, investors have good reason to be wary...