Sentence examples for earliest cohort from inspiring English sources

In the earliest cohort of STEM majors, for example, the ability premium was about $568,000.

The earliest cohort surveyed took GEP classes in 2005, the last cohort in Fall 2011.

Retention rates were lowest for the earliest cohort of infected children, which implies long-term challenges.

On the other hand, a higher proportion of the earliest cohort did home visits.

Survival was over 25% for the earliest cohort observed and under 5% for recent cohorts.

We found the least difference in productivity between plants in ambient and elevated CO2 for the earliest cohort.

Our analysis of cohort effects suggests, rather surprisingly, that some of the earliest cohorts were at moderately increased risk relative to the middle (1978) cohort.

It has been reported that the GC progenitors for the earliest cohorts of ovarian follicles have a different cellular origin than subsequent cohorts of maturing follicles.

In essence, they have found that the economic status of the 1970 cohort is, compared with the earlier cohort, more dependent on family background – and that accordingly, social mobility in early 21st century Britain is in decline.

For the early cohort, we find no evidence of persistence of early gains.

The percentage of physicists who rated the various career paths "attractive" or "extremely attractive" ranged from 51% (early cohort; startup company) to 81% (early cohort; academic research).