Sentence examples for degree percent from inspiring English sources

Significant ethnic differences in income, percent of women with a high school degree, percent married, and percent of social drinking were found, but no significant ethnic effect on the rate of current smoking was found.

They studied three demographic measures of neighborhood change: percent of residents with a college degree; percent of residents between 25 and 34 years old; and percent of residents who were white.

The census-tract level facensus-tract level factorslusion in the composite variable werevaluatedhousehold income, median house value, median rent, percent high school diploma, percent college diploma, percent proforsinclusionree, percent employed, and percent below the poverty line.

Today, women earn more bachelor's degrees (57 percent), master's degrees (59percentt) and now PhDs by a small margin than men.

Among those receiving a nursing bachelor's degree, 88 percent have received job offers within four to six months; of those earning a master's, 92 percent have found work.

Nearly 90percentt of defaulters also received a Pell Grant at one point; 70percentt came from families where neither parent earned a college degree; 40 percent came from the bottom quarter of the income distribution; and 30percentt were African American.

A study of census data by researchers at Princeton and Columbia found that more than a third of fathers of children born out of wedlock lacked a high school degree; 28 percent were unemployed; and 20percentt had incomes of less than $6,000 per year.

This up-credentialing is pushing the less educated even further down the food chain, and it helps explain why the unemployment rate for workers with no more than a high school diploma is more than twice that for workers with a bachelor's degree: 8.1 percent versus 3.7 percent.

Among Hopkins students pursuing an engineering degree, 43 percent are female.

Ross participated in a Salt Lake Tribune national poll commissioned in mid-December that showed 60percentt of likely voters would be comfortable voting for a Mormon presidential candidate, but 26percentt were uncomfortable to some degree; 14 percent said they didn't know.

Rates of divergence using Ks are only applicable in protein-coding sequences, and in the recently released rainbow trout genome a higher degree of percent ID divergence between protein-coding sequences than nonprotein-coding sequences was found (Berthelot et al. 2014).