Sentence examples for achieved secondary level from inspiring English sources

At ART initiation the majority of the patients had achieved secondary level of education (60.6 %), were unemployed (75.5 %), and had no committed partner (80.3 %).

Nearly 70% had a higher education while 21% achieved secondary education and less than 10% had no education or primary level.

Two hips subsided > 5 mm but achieved secondary stability.

Create role model mentorship programs by encouraging and incentivizing those who have achieved secondary or post-secondary education to return to their communities as mentors.

Furthermore, myo-inositol partially achieved secondary outcomes, too.

Just 82 per cent of the target was achieved at secondary level, where schools are set to experience increases in class sizes.

** – P < 0.01 1 These categories represent socioeconomic status as perceived by the interviewer Further analysis of the response to questions about income showed that there were significant differences between educational levels with persons achieving secondary education having a 34.7% non-response rate compared to 24.7% and 27.7% for those with primary or lower and tertiary levels respectively.

In order to answer these questions, I estimated additional binomial logistic regression on both early school leaving and the likelihood of achieving post-secondary level and proceeded with a similar methodological approach to the one I used for parental involvement.

Tjepkema et al. reported that age-standardized mortality rates were highest among people who achieved less than a secondary level education and were lowest among post-secondary degree-holders (95).

At the secondary level, having students understand genetic concepts should be achieved first (Banet and Ayuso 2003).

Gender parity would be achieved at the primary level in 69% of countries by 2015, and by 48% at secondary level, said the report, which also noted that child marriage and early pregnancy are hindering girls' progress, as is the need for teacher training in gender-sensitive approaches and curriculum reform.