Sentence examples for attainment over time from inspiring English sources

While it was typical for a Northern worker to have less than a high school education in 1940 (see Table 2), the proportional changes in immigration were larger in more-educated skill groups, reflecting increasing educational attainment over time.

Obtain multiple responses from nurse participants in the study wards over 12 months will address changes in personnel and education attainment over time.

However, while there has been a significant improvement in LDL-C goal attainment rates over time, nearly one-half of all U.S. adults with diabetes are currently not achieving LDL-C or BP treatment goals recommended by the latest clinical practice guidelines.

"People change over time.

It is positively correlated with age within a given cohort of parents, but within a cross section of parents at many ages, older parents are likely to have lower education because average educational attainment has been increasing over time.

While educational attainment levels could change over time, they are likely to have been completed before the commencement of childbearing.

Data for the full cohort suggested little change in BMI, educational attainment, and smoking status over time; therefore, these variables were not measured again at the time of ECG evaluation.

On average, they displayed a significant goal attainment over the course of time (d = 0.75; see Table  7).

Even then, fructosamine reflects blood glucose attainment over a much shorter time frame than HbA1c and may more readily be influenced by very short-term changes in blood glucose levels.

KPIs are tools that organizations use to define, measure, monitor and track its performance over time toward the attainment of its stated organizational goals.

Educational attainment rises for both groups of migrants over time (Fig. 6a and b illustrate the patterns for men).