Sentence examples for by tertiary level from inspiring English sources

Majority of study population is in secondary school level, 99(42.9%), followed by tertiary level education in 63 (27.3%), elementary school level in 46 (19.9%) and illiterates, those can't read and write in 23(10.0%) (Table 1).

These are supported by tertiary level teaching hospitals.

In the Baltic countries there are few assistants to be found on a daily basis, but regular support is provided by tertiary-level trained specialists in specific areas of learning (e.g. music, physical education).

Data were collected using a semi-structured questionnaire that was either administrated during face-to-face discussion or self-administrated by tertiary-level training institutions offering nutrition degree programs.

Secondly, this data is not complemented by statistics from tertiary level hospitals which, according to our research, receive a substantial amount of NCD cases, nor by statistics from private health facilities.

This study determined the inter-rater reliability of the Sedation-Agitation Scale (SAS) when used by staff in a tertiary level general intensive care unit (ICU).

Calow included a chapter on evolution and development (in itself unusual at the time1) in his 1983 book Evolutionary Principles, published by Blackie in their Tertiary Level Biology Series.

Video conferences were delivered monthly by members of the tertiary level multidisciplinary palliative care team and a palliative care researcher, all experienced in working in rural and regional areas.

Dedicated CKD clinics typically conducted at tertiary level by nephrologists were inaccessible to most patients in this study due to various healthcare resource constraints hence the establishment of this CKD outreach clinic.

Receiving children into the project who are at risk of offending or are under the minimum age of criminal responsibility allows the project to perform an important preventive function, by providing secondary / tertiary level services to prevent children from coming into conflict with the law.

This activity also helps promoting a competitive economy by building young entrepreneurs in tertiary level (Lockett and Wright 2005; Siegel, Waldman, Atwater and Link 2003).