Sentence examples for degree constituted from inspiring English sources

A study on science teaching in Thailand, before the educational reform implemented in the 2001 academic year, found that high school science teachers with a science degree constituted only 25% of the total number of science teachers (Sydhurum 2001).

Those with only primary education constituted 19.5% while those with higher national diploma or bachelor's degree constituted 17.5% and 11.1% for those with secondary school level.

Frequency and degree constitute the variables of entrepreneurial intensity (Heilbrunn, 2005).

Positive selection for individuals with a university degree applies only to those individuals (largely male) who did not have the option of working part-time in their former occupation, whereas the other teachers with a university degree constitute a negative selection in terms of their relative earnings in their former occupations.

The intermediate medical cadres (clinical officers and assistant medical officers) locally trained at a level below the medical degree constitute 14% of the workforce, and in some instances it is natural to include them into the physician group.

Two degrees constitutes a level of warming referred to as a "dangerous" by scientists.

Whites without college degrees constitute 47percentt of the Hillary Difference Voters but only 30percentt of the pro-Clinton, pro-Obama group.

The two degrees constitute the two angular degrees of spherical co-ordinates, and the resulting equations are coupled and non-linear.

Reduced intelligence of varying degrees constitutes a major symptom of FXS, varying from learning difficulties to severe cognitive impairment [ 4].

To understand why you have to do this, you should know that 180 degrees constitute π radians.

Gerdin concluded that Macchiarini had systematically misrepresented the results of the surgeries to a degree that constituted misconduct.