Sentence examples for and education compared from inspiring English sources

Educated girls, for example, are likely to become heads of more resilient families, and are more capable of steering their children towards good health, nutrition, and education, compared to their non-educated peers.

The Snyder community has above average affluence and education compared to the Buffalo region.

Although income, education, and race were all significantly associated with estimated cancer risk, the magnitude of disparities observed was more pronounced for income and education compared with race.

Consequently, including both education and income in model III strengthens the correlation with both income and education compared to model I and model II, respectively.

Estimated at about 2-10% of the Congolese people, indigenous people have very limited access to basic social services such as health and education compared to other citizens and face discrimination and marginalization.

In addition with improvements in governance there is more GDP-PPP per capita, more equitable distribution of income and greater investment in health and education compared to the military.

Both Dunst [ 16] and Novak [ 62] found positive effects of home programs where parents were actively involved in goal-setting and training and received education compared with no home program.

However, the lowest scores were obtained by group III individuals with elementary and vocational education compared to higher-educated subjects.

A stratified analysis showed that in the group with musculoskeletal disorders (n = 552) OR's for being amongst those with the most external attitude equalled to 5.57, 1.38 and 2.46 for compulsory, high school and other education compared to university education (p <.001,.27,.03).

Table 2 shows the distribution of age, sex, ethnicity and education comparing endoscopy participants, all project participants and Aklavik census participants captured by Statistics Canada.

Top-ranked Singapore leads the United States by 44 points in fourth grade science, a statistic that seems consistent with having 54% of its teachers major in both science and elementary education, compared with only 11% of U.S. teachers.