Sentence examples for better educational backgrounds from inspiring English sources

Interviewing is a fascinating process, but there is a noticeable difference in how women present themselves compared with men – usually with far less confidence in their ideas, despite comparable or better educational backgrounds.

Whether vouchers are targeted by income, as in Milwaukee or Cleveland, or by school performance, as here in Florida, they are typically seized by families with relatively more money and better educational backgrounds; the most disenfranchised of the disadvantaged groups stay behind, only making the educational challenge steeper.

In some of these studies subjects from higher socio-economic and better educational backgrounds are overrepresented among controls, reducing the ability to detect a positive association between socio-economic position and childhood ALL.

The difference was because HSAs had a better educational background (secondary education) and so could understand the anatomy of the eye and which diseases could affect the eye.

A much better educational background is an engineering degree.

It was also observed that Afar households, those with better educational background, and households who get some benefit from the park showed positive attitude, while higher conflict situations were negatively correlated with attitudes to wildlife.

Due to better educational background, the stoppage rule may be acting more in the Egyptian group.

In addition, individuals with a better educational background had higher BUA and SOS (P < 0.001).

Consistent with characteristics of induced-abortion clients in Ghana [ 8, 9, 11, 20, 21] and other countries [ 15, 22], we found that misoprostol users were younger, not married, nulliparous, and had better educational background than non-users.

Burke, Sowerbutts, Blundell and Sherry [ 4], as well as O'Brien and Webster [ 17], found higher scores of intelligence, a better educational background, as well as a higher rate of employment for Internet child pornography consumers than for hands-on sex offenders.

A strong economic background allows children from the higher class who are not able to fulfill admission requirements to access the next level of education or better educational environment by paying 'sponsor fees' or other means.