Sentence examples for basic educational level from inspiring English sources

Kevin P. Mitchell, chairman of the Business Travel Coalition, which represents many large corporate buyers of travel services, said passengers have the right to expect a basic educational level from the screeners, given their importance in protecting aircraft from terrorists.

The deterioration was common for all respondents, but was more pronounced among the 50 years old and those with the basic educational level at baseline.

The group with a high educational level had a higher age-standardised cancer-specific 5-year survival than that with basic educational level, almost without exception (Table 1).

Just like Spielberger[ 23] who found a negative correlation between education and anxiety levels we found higher baseline STAI-scores among women with a basic educational level.

Specialised short courses on MTUHA are not likely to yield satisfying results if the basic educational level of the staff is not taken into account.

As might be expected, higher levels of mastery have been achieved in this type of programme where a minimum basic educational level is required and which provides higher quality training and meaningful supervision.

Moreover, the sample comprises women in a younger age group, with basic educational levels who belong to a lower economic status, all of which can have an implication on their perception of good care during delivery.

This questionnaire covered a broad spectrum of information in order to avoid misperceptions, because most people involved in the study are farmers or fishermen with very basic educational levels.

Groups were matched for educational level (basic education: 4 to 8 years education; high school: 9 to 11 years of education; college ≥12 years of education).

Subjects were categorized into three groups based on their highest educational level: basic education (ie, those who completed only elementary and comprehensive compulsory school), medium education (ie, those who graduated from residential college for adult education or high school); and high education (ie, those who graduated from college).

Model 'SES': Basic model + educational level of the mother, income, marital status.