Sentence examples for attainment at school from inspiring English sources

The most selective universities argue that poor attainment at school level narrows the pool from which candidates can be drawn.

Academic attainment at school level remains one of the biggest challenges to tackling the under-representation of different social groups at universities (not just Oxford).

"The idea was we could talk to teenagers and say: 'This is what we know happens if you don't sleep; these are all things that we can see in behaviour, in attainment at school, in your general mental and physical health and wellbeing that we know are linked to sleep,'" she said.

30 Measures of social factors in this study were level of educational attainment at school, level of professional training, occupational sector based on EGP and social status based on ISEI.

21 In this study, in addition to educational attainment at school and level of professional training as defined in a previous study 22 further social factors based on job histories were considered.

Before proceeding to the IV analysis I first provide some suggestive evidence on the magnitude of potential endogenous sorting of two forms, alternating educational attainment at school-leaving and moving to a stronger labor market, in my sample.

Adjusting for confounding variables is important, as previous studies report an association between depression and alcohol use, cannabis use [ 25– 27], traumatic events (e.g. sexual abuse) [ 16], low perceived family support [ 28], a low level of maternal education [ 29], and under-attainment at school [ 12].

We did report the results of three studies from two medical schools that examined whether adjusting for previous grades removed the effect of ethnicity on attainment at medical school, and they found it did not.

There is a direct link between the attainment of children at school and the thermal conditions in classrooms and there are guidelines in place to help designers provide the most effective thermal conditions.

School career in adolescence was measured by School attainment at ages 12 and 14, based on the end of term school report.

We hypothesized that GWG would be positively associated with outcomes assessed in early life, and that this association may have a long-term impact on school attainment at age 16 years (the legal minimum school leaving age in the United Kingdom when critical examinations are taken to determine whether a student can continue on to higher education) and on future occupation outcomes.