Sentence examples for education contributed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Newmark's keen interest in science, specifically the advancement of medical research and education, contributed to a long and close relationship with Weill Cornell Medical College.

It is too early to know precisely how much the erasure of bilingual education contributed to the rising scores -- class sizes in the second grade have also been reduced over the same period, for example -- but the results are remarkable given predictions that scores of Spanish-speaking students would plummet.

Family factors (e.g., parental education) contributed significantly to behavioral outcomes among the adopted Chinese twins.

These results suggest that the level of education contributed to sanitation success in SSA during the MDG period.

The decomposition analyses show that whilst mother's education contributed about 13 and 11 % to inequality in HAZ, it contributed about 18.9 and 11.8 % to inequality in WAZ for primary and secondary or above education attainments, respectively.

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Over all, the federal government plays a minor role in education, contributing 7percentt of a school's budget and having little influence over a school's day-to-day operations.

Some of this is because university tuition fees have stopped rising so quickly, with education contributing just 0.2 percentage points to the latest inflation rate (half as much as in previous months).

Therapeutic education contributes to give significance to the diabetes treatment which is becoming increasingly more complex.

Bennett et al. ([2007]) provide clear evidence that 'context-based' education contributes to the making of meaningful education.

It can therefore be argued that well-designed end-user security education contributes to thwart phishing threats.