Sentence examples for attainment as a from inspiring English sources

Both presidential candidates speak about college access and improving educational attainment as a means of competing in a global marketplace.

If all our pupils could reach some basic minimum standards of literacy and numeracy by the time they left primary schools, our educational attainment as a nation would be markedly higher.

There is limited research investigating educational attainment as a risk factor for low back pain (LBP), with the influence of gender commonly being neglected.

In fact, large-scale assessments are largely motivated by the desire to more directly measure adult competencies than using educational attainment as a proxy.

It is interesting to note that the OECD treats educational attainment as a mere 'socio-demographic' variable (just as socio-economic background, another important factor in skill development).

While the empirical literature on returns to education relies almost exclusively on school attainment as a measure of human capital, such measure may in fact be a poor approximation of an individual's effective human capital.

In fact, in the present study there was a statistically significant univariate relationship between higher demoralisation and higher educational attainment, as well as a trend for slightly higher demoralisation among participants in the middle age band compared to younger participants.

Further elucidation of these patterns would require consideration of the distributions of parental Educational Attainment, as well as an historical analysis of countries' education policies over two generations well beyond the scope of this study.

Another study also reported a similar GCTA heritability estimate of 0.19 (0.05 SE) for adult educational attainment as well as for an index of deprivation (0.21, 0.05 SE; Marioni et al. 2014).

They should consider using a free, universal and before-school model to benefit attainment as well".

Why doesn't body size affect men's attainment as much as women's?