Sentence examples for a low school from inspiring English sources

The majority (78%) of children with a low school entry assessment score in this study had poor educational achievement at ages 15 16.

The proportion with a low school entry assessment score was 23.9% (95% CI [23.0, 24.7]) and ranged from 9.8% among socioeconomically advantaged children to 39.0% among socioeconomically disadvantaged children.

These studies also found that geographically there is a low school enrolment belt particularly for girls in the areas extending from the states of Northern Bahr el Ghazal to Warrap and through to Lakes and Jonglei states in the northern portion of Southern Sudan.

Even before the earthquake struck on 12 January, poverty and a lack of infrastructure contributed to a low school-enrolment rate across Haiti.

A low schooling level was strongly associated with all responses.

The occurrence of any delay was significantly more prevalent among adolescent, non-white women, with a low schooling status and publicly funded hospitalization (Table  6).

Major risk factors of AD include an advanced age (higher after the age of 60), female sex, a low schooling (less than 6 year of education), family background and rural residence.

It was noteworthy that after controlling for all other variables studied, having a low schooling level was the only variable that remained as a predictor for all the possible hypothetical responses to cigarette price increases, irrespective of whether the responses related to reduced consumption or to alternatives that might minimize the impact of the prices increases.

Two thirds were female (67 %), the mean age was 19.2 years (SD 4.2% and 7070 % or more came from a secondary school with a medium or low school decile (representing more deprived communities).

To explore parental attitudes and perceptions about the school breakfast program in a state with low school breakfast participation.

The education sector is seeing a combination of low school enrolment and low school achievement, leading to only one out of five children realizing his/her right to a quality basic education.