Sentence examples for attainment rank from inspiring English sources

** Controlling for: age, tenure, type of institution, educational attainment, rank and employee status).

Controlling for: age, tenure, type of institution, educational attainment, rank, employee status and interviewer.

*Controlling for: age, tenure, type of institution, educational attainment, rank, employee status, interviewer and perception of alternatives).

These regressions were controlled by the following co-variables: age, tenure, type of institution, educational attainment, rank, employee status and interviewer.

Unwin et al reported an unadjusted OR of 2.8 (95%CI 2.5 3.2) for joint pain in male Gulf veterans versus era controls which was reduced to an OR of 2.2 (95%CI 2.0 2.6) after adjusting for age, smoking, alcohol consumption, marital status, educational attainment, rank, employment status and civilian or military status on follow-up.

Rank correlations between pairs of attainment rankings appear in Table 3.

Morphological masculinity appears to influence perceived dominance (Perrett et al. 1998; Swaddle and Reierson 2002; Boothroyd et al. 2007), which, in turn, predicts future attainment of rank in certain environments (Mueller and Mazur 1996).

The income-related health mobility index in Equation (4) captures the effect of health changes on relative IRHI, which is determined by the relationship between relative health changes and initial income ranks, (5) where CI f − s, s is the CI of health attainment changes ranked by initial period income.

The Global Index of Cognitive Skills and Educational Attainment, which ranks nations based on a combination of international test scores, literacy and graduation rates, put Finland and South Korea alone in the top category.

A World Health Organization commissioned paper indicates that the efficiency of the American healthcare system (which takes into account expenditures and goal attainment) is ranked 44 in the world with almost all developed countries faring much better (sorry New-Zealand) and even countries such as Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Morocco providing more efficient systems.

This inequality between the two genders is also evident in other fields of academic medicine, such as rank attainment, leadership roles and salaries [ 8, 9].