College graduates "seriously considering law schools are a sophisticated subset of education consumers, capable of sifting through data and weighing alternatives before making a decision regarding their postcollege options," Justice Schweitzer said.
The Republican candidates have alluded to a subset of these: public education, Medicaid, and direct cash assistance to the poor, to name a few.
To suggest that women care only about a subset of issues, such as education and health care, is demeaning.
Although this is a subset of applicants for higher education at the highest levels of achievement, I remain optimistic about overall demand in the 2013 cycle", said Ms Curnock Cook.
These characteristics include a subset of variables, such as health, education, income, expenditure, employment status, and use of various types of services.
Malaria knowledge was not independently associated with seeking care for fever, except for a subset of women with no prior education.
Notably, the subset of "education" exhibits the lowest attention (cpp = 6.42).
But evidence suggests that the people who really benefit from secondary education are a subset of college-goers: those who attend public or not-for-profit four-year universities and, crucially, don't drop out before getting a degree.
To be useful for the purpose at hand, a compulsory school reform should affect years of compulsory education for a subset of treated cohorts and be ineffective for a subset of other cohorts; 2.
To be useful for the purpose at hand, a compulsory school reform should affect years of compulsory education for a subset of treated cohorts and be ineffective for a subset of other cohorts; recognize that early school leavers are heterogeneous and have heterogeneous returns to education.
