"education difference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it in sentences such as, "Researchers have noted an education difference between younger and older generations."
The education differences among groups are only due to the lower educational level in patients with alcohol-related disorders.
Note: Within levels of maternal education, differences in measles vaccination coverage by paternal education level are significantly different at the **1% level.
"Meanwhile in education, differences arise from access to schools, teachers' perceptions of behaviour and practices such as tiering and setting.
"Religiosity was more pervasive at that time than it is today," he says, "and it seems that religion was the main driver behind education differences.
Although there is support for IPE initiatives within health professional education, differences in student motivation and learning strategies are likely to contribute to the success of these initiatives.
However, evidence on wages and schooling from within the U.S. makes it clear that education differences alone cannot explain the gap.
In addition, the gender and education differences of MCS scores are more obvious.
This variation may be linked to differences in the epidemiological context but may also be due to cultural and education differences.
For individuals in all three strata of maternal education differences in CITO score are mainly accounted for by additive genetic effects (see Table 4).
After adjusting for all variables in multivariate multinomial models, we identified further age, ethnicity and education differences in security perceptions between integrated EHRs and established systems (Table 4).
