Sentence examples for attainment above from inspiring English sources

It also shows the total number of women with criterion attainment above 70% for each questionnaire section.

Efficiency is the ratio of attainment (above the minimum possible in the absence of the resources) to the maximum possible attainment (also above the minimum).

The educational attainment variables (EDU2-4) were neither individually nor jointly significant in predicting WTP except for highest educational attainment above high school (EDU4), which significantly increased WTP in the models labelled 2.1, 3.1, 3.2 and 4.1 in Table 5.

In addition, large differences are found in educational attainment: above age 6, only 3% of women do not have any education in the capital, compared with 20% in Madagascar (28).

This occurred despite the use of prolonged infusions of doripenem aimed at optimizing antibiotic concentration target attainment above the MIC of bacterial pathogens during the dosing interval suggesting that the shorter course of doripenem administration played a role in this survival difference [ 12, 13].

We postulate that this difference could be due to the higher educational attainment (42.9% attained above secondary educational level versus 15.4% in the present cohort) and greater familiarity with computers (80.0% self-reported as being familiar versus 48.7% in the present cohort) of the English-speaking sample.

The finding of respondents with tertiary education being 1.4 times likely to take the test compared to their peers with lower educational attainment support the above assertion.

Of the trained group, 84% reached nationally expected levels of attainment (4c and above) in English at the end of Year 6, compared with 72% of the comparison group.

A list of more detailed sectoral goals and specific actions which would enable the attainment of the above major goals can be found in the appendix to this Plan of Action.

Somerset was seen as particularly strong for education, with excellent primary schools and attainment well above the national average at Key Stage 2. Kiera Walters, 40, a mother-of-two from Yatton, Somerset, said: 'The facilities are spot-on.

There is substantial evidence that people in low-income groups and with lower educational attainment display above average levels of television viewing and radio listening (Social Trends, 1995; Anderson et al, 1989).