Referring to Egypt's backward public education system that depends so much on repetition, one young girl was wearing a sign urging Mubarak to leave quickly.
Power imbalance and consumerism continues to be the norm, especially among marginalised communities living in backward areas, where education and occupation levels are lower.
Linear regression analysis predicting treatment preference yielded a first selection (P⩽0.15) of eight predictor variables, by both forward and backward selection: age; education; breast symptoms; energy; concern regarding the loss of the breast; concern for local tumour recurrence; aversion to radiation; and perceived preference of the surgeon.
The end of the 18th century saw French Canadian education fall backward into neglect.
This is indicative of the destructive, backward approach permeating the education establishment.
We estimated Korean OR values using our ovarian cancer data from multiple logistic regression models (backward) adjusted for age, education, and alleged risk factors reported in the literature.
To determine the magnitude of other potential confounding, we examined the following variables using a backward deletion strategy: parental education, body mass index (BMI), environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) exposure, and month of survey.
And yet, in yesterday's Guardian, Demos rewards the Conservatives' pro-academy, privatising, backward-looking, inequality-producing education policies with a high "progressive" rating.
"The plan is to run through the winter, give the backward two-year-olds some education and then see where we are with them in the spring," Appleby says.
Due to this, they are being exploited, and they remain backward in the fields of education, politics and economy.
