The phrase "analysis on education" is not correct; the appropriate preposition is "of." You can use it when discussing the examination or evaluation of educational topics or systems.
Example: "The analysis of education reveals significant disparities in access to resources."
Alternatives: "study of education" or "examination of education."
However, it is of note that the institution is a governmental referral center for the entire country, restricting analysis to males or females did not change the main conclusions of the study, and subgroup analysis based on education level did not reveal significant differences (though there was relatively small numbers in the lower education groups).
Thus, if education is recognised as an institution, the institutional analysis of education consequently becomes of utmost importance when attempting to understand the constraints on educational change.
Unless new funders come through for NIEER soon, the strength of the preschool yearbooks will diminish, leaving a huge hole in preschool advocacy, research and policy analysis on early education around the country.
Unlike Singh et al. [ 11] who undertook a situational analysis on biostatistics education in India, we were unable to determine the nature and number of biostatistics courses throughout Africa.
Years of education and alcohol intake were positively correlated (Pearson correlation of 0.12); so we stratified our analysis on years of education.
New recommendations from the WHO based on a systematic analysis of the literature on education, recruitment, and retention of rural health care workers, reflect the personal and professional support as well as education recommendations themes found in our study.
Patient logistics appeared to be a rather new topic for most hospitals as 68% used external support on analysis and education.
Multiple regression analysis demonstrated that public expenditure on education was the only parameter that was an independent predictor for the radiological research activity.
Multiple regression analysis demonstrated that public expenditure on education was an independent predictor of radiological research activity (P < 0.001), whereas the year, GDP and health expenditure did not reach statistical significance (P > 0.05).
