Sentence examples for education attributed from inspiring English sources

Experts in compensation and higher education attributed the swell in presidential salaries to the general health of the economy, which has sent many university endowments skyrocketing and helped innumerable presidents post record fund-raising successes.

The proponents of comprehensive sexual education attributed the ineffectiveness of condoms and contraceptives to poor-quality research.

A 26-year-old married woman with 17 years of education attributed her symptoms to her failure to have children.

By challenging the notion that IPE focusses on health-related topics alone and by broadening students' education, attributes can be developed that enhance employability and address global issues for a skilled workforce capable of delivering complex care.

Despite the second thoughts about the zero-tolerance policies, New Jersey's Department of Education attributed a drop in the number of violent incidents to the strict policies -- along with $8 million in federal funds.

In order to study the risk of bias due to missing values we carried out a sensitivity analysis comparing the distribution of the covariates and the outcome in the subgroups made up respectively of subjects with: The ascertained education level; The education level attributed through record linkage; The missing education level not attributed through record linkage.

For the education attribute, there was a difference in means between the two groups (sig. < .05).05

For instance, in Adult data, patient's age, sex, and education attributes may appear similar in the first one thousand records, and then related records may appear again at the end of the table.

Trudy Carpenter, Ledyard's special education director, attributed the district's numbers partly to 11 new American Indian students who already were identified as needing special education when they entered the town's school district.

Huw Lewis, the education minister, attributed part of the improvement to the efforts of Paul Murphy, the Labour MP for Torfaen, as "Oxbridge ambassador" for Wales.

The rapid advancement of learning technologies in higher education is attributed to the realisation that learning technologies can support, and innovate teaching (Fernández-Ferrer & Cano, 2016) and enhance various forms of assessments (Farrell & Rushby 2016).