Sentence examples for a clear graduation from inspiring English sources

Most of the early- or mid-stage patients died within three years in PC1 compared to PC2, and there was a clear graduation in survival with increasing stage at diagnosis from early- to late-stage within both classes.

The International Foundation for Research and Education on Depression launched the program after learning of a study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health suggesting 1 out of 9 students are attempting suicide before high school graduation, a clear sign of hopelessness.

Vince Carter chose to attend his college graduation, sending a clear message that he valued his academic achievements as well as his athletic achievements, and proving that an athlete can live a balanced and mature life.

In the 6 years we have offered it, I have seen more students approach graduation with a clear choice of what to do next and far fewer with an undigested list of options and a look of desperation.

There was a clear statistical difference in year of graduation between the junior and senior groups (p = 0.0067, Fischer's exact test).

The comparison before and after MPH training shows a clear trend that the MPH graduates have gained certain promotions after their graduation.

While some of us have a clear plan of what lies ahead after graduation, others have no idea and with our final years of education fast approaching it's about time we made up our minds.

Like President Kennedy's challenge, there's a clear metric for success: raise the national graduation rate to 90percentt.

A clear strategy did not exist in the early stages of graduation from family planning programming in the 1990s; a published review of those early graduations revealed that formal strategies were essential to successful transitions, resulting in establishment of a systematic process by 2004.

If you haven't got a clear idea yet of how you hope your career will develop after graduation, be reassured that a placement in either industry or academia will enhance most careers.

These more frequent positive words paint a clear picture of family life (relationships, weddings, and divorces), as well as university accomplishment (graduations and college).