Sentence examples for education employed from inspiring English sources
7. The residential model of higher education employed by so many of our colleges and universities encourages a transition from dependence on the family to independence as part of the college experience, something that means as much to many of our students as the education that they receive along the way.
High socioeconomic status required three or more of the following: high level of education, employed, high level of occupation, or private residence.
We performed imputations for missing value of daily sitting time (1.7%) by using age, gender, education, employed status and marital status as imputation data.
Regarding the construct validity, younger patients, those with higher education, employed and without anxiety symptoms revealed lower GAD-7 scores, meaning better health.
We also evidenced significant lower GAD-7 index, i.e., better health, for younger (less than 40 years old) patients, those with higher education, employed and without symptoms.
Not surprisingly, women who were more likely to have access to a computer (e.g., more education, employed, white race) chose CASI-D.
The ministry of education employs as many bureaucrats as teachers, and there is no national teaching accreditation system.
Services include facilities for use both in the museum and at the school, many of which are administered by separate departments of museum education employing teachers for the purpose.
Based on the present study, we recommend that biology teachers in higher education employ mobile application tools in species identification due to increases in motivation and a higher degree of accurate identification of sedges.
The keywords for learning outcomes are a combination of the term games or simulations paired with the term higher education, employing the Boolean operator "AND".
Business schools will become models of innovation in higher education, employing novel approaches for increasing impact and moving past the historical boundaries of academia.
