Sentence examples for degree excluding from inspiring English sources

Table 7 Chi-square Test: 'Family size and 'Career intention after completion of degree' (excluding option of 'Going for higher studies and 'Not yet decided')   Value df Asymp.

Table 4 Chi-square Test: 'Income category' and 'Career choice preference after completion of degree' (excluding option of 'Going for higher studies and 'Not yet decided')   Value df Asymp.

Table 14 Chi-square Test: 'Social capital network span' and 'Career choice preference after completion of degree' (excluding the options 'Going for higher studies and 'Not yet decided')   Value df Asymp.

The right auditory cortex nevertheless showed decreased centrality in the network, marked by significantly reduced node degree, excluding trivial explanations of this network effect based on signal-to-noise considerations.

More social factors remained significantly associated with non-return of reliable data than with consent including younger mothers (<30 at birth of cohort child), mothers without a <span class="lh">degree (excluding those with 'other' qualifications), lone parent families, households with just one, or four or more children and children that lived in any type of rented accommodation.

The living, partaking child is to a large degree excluded and the psychological child position not adequately taken care of.

An analysis of Current Population data from 1983 to 2002 - a period where occupational codes allowed more direct comparisons - showed that non-Catholic clergy earned 32percentt less than other Americans with college degrees, excluding the top 35 professions.

Although these two scales are not formally recognized in Western music theory, they can be thought of as the natural minor and major heptatonic scales, respectively, with the second and seventh scale degrees excluded.

More than half of these have undergraduate science degrees (including science, maths, engineering, IT and biomedical science, commonly grouped as Stem degrees, but excluding medical undergraduate degrees).

Table 10 Chi-square Test: 'Fathers' occupation' and 'Career intention after completion of degree'(excluding the options 'Going for higher studies and 'Not yet decided')   Value df Asymp.

The SIR for childhood ALL was 2.18 (0.94–4.30) when first-degree relatives (excluding twins) were diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia; when including twins, this SIR was equal to 3.80 (2.08–6.3.80