The educated strata of these nations also share the Russian culture, which has reached a high level of sophistication and is of great international importance.
4) This theme includes the two categories 'Societal change' and 'Individuals capacity and attitudes' and it points at some positive signs towards the modernisation of society and a change of gender roles that so far is mainly embraced by the middle and higher educated strata.
As is common in historical cohort studies, we had no information about potential confounding factors related to lifestyle; however, all comparisons were within the nursing profession, a narrow, well educated, socioeconomic stratum.
The probability of pupils from parents with a tertiary degree attending general education programs is increased by approximately 10%% points compared to pupils from poorly educated social strata.
Generally, LUR-based traffic-related pollutant estimates showed the strongest association with autism in children of the least educated mothers, compared with mothers in the highest educational stratum (Table 4).
In countries like India, sex selection began in "the urban, well-educated stratum of society," before spreading down the income ladder.
In countries like India, sex selection began in "the urban, well-educated stratum of society," before spreading down the income ladder.I haven't read the book Mr Douthat is discussing, so I can't assess his characterisation of its argument.
Majority of the individuals affected in koro epidemic in India were reported from the lower socio-economic strata and were poorly educated, which were not the case with the index patients.
The countryside is flat but fertile, with the villagers joined in celebration of the harvest, and the social geology retains perhaps for the last time, given the looming war the feudal strata laid down by the encrustations of time, with a haughty baron presiding over the district, and a subsidiary layer of educated professionals.
One explanation for this finding could be that women in the lower SES stratum who are also less educated may have less knowledge of which specialty services could benefit their special needs child and perhaps a lower expectation of the health care system.
Participants were predominantly (>95%) non-Hispanic white and well educated and from middle-to-upper socioeconomic strata.
