Sentence examples for educated groups from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate the importance of focus efforts on health education of less educated groups and underscore the necessity of increasing HBV vaccination uptake.

Therefore, immigrants belonging to a (perceived) well educated ethnic group will intermarry more often than immigrants from (perceived) less educated groups – independent of their actual educational attainment level.

English, an Indo-European language, is spoken in urban centres and among educated groups.

A recent study by Ellen R. Meara, a health economist at Harvard Medical School, found that in the 1980s and 1990s, "virtually all gains in life expectancy occurred among highly educated groups".

Work schedules of college graduates appear not to be affected by immigration, although a proportion similar to that of less educated groups report having nonstandard work schedules.

Decreasing their share at the benefit of more educated groups of employees appears indeed to be beneficial for firms' productivity-wage gaps.

As would be expected, the identification of potential drug side effects differed significantly between the healthcare and non-healthcare educated groups, with the healthcare group identifying the correct side-effects more frequently.

However, no significant differences were observed in the secondary school– and university-educated groups.

In the Brazilian case, a culture of "thinness" exists in more highly-educated groups, no doubt reinforcing the role of education in this particular country context; the opposite is true in other cultures.

Meanwhile, their departure has given more prominence in states like Wisconsin to older, whiter, less-well-educated groups for whom the cultural issues of God, family and country matter more than economic ones.

Differences in the pathways by which lower- and upper-educated groups access social capital may play a role in social capital's negative association with psychological well-being.